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It’s Thanksgiving week… and where, really, was the first?
As we begin to enter Thanksgiving week, I’m wondering… where, really, was the first “thanksgiving”? Well, technically, we have to narrow this down. Since the first thanksgiving in North America was… well, hold on a sec… …wasn’t the first thanksgiving in North America experienced in 1541 by Coronado’s party after crossing the Llano Estacado in […]
Turkey leftovers… yippeee!
November 27, 2008 by Robert Moore
Just wanted to say… I hope everybody had a great Thanksgiving! Thanks also for those who follow this blog and take the time to comment! Now that the big meal is done, I need to make a run to the grocery store and get some pumpernickel and swiss cheese… I love leftover turkey with swiss on pumpernickel (and I […]
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