BBRoundtable

Thank you, Ingrid! Here's
hoping that everyon-
e enjoy this hol-
iday and the
joy that i-
t tends
to b-
ring. M-
y current s-
tate of being i-
s FULL. Also, I'll b-
e leaving for work in
a few minutes (yes, I'm
working on Thanksgiving).
I'll have the food that was m-
ade here to take with me so it's
ok. I enjoyed the day with some li-
ght gaming, cooking/baking and foo-
d shopping (yes, there some degree of f-
un in every listed aspect here... laughs). My
bag will be a bit heavy thanks to these victuals:

-sweet potato pie (several slices)
-banana pudding (a bowl full)
-yellow rice & stuffing with mixed veggies (a bowl full)
-plain popcorn (a bowl full)
-2 frozen smoothies (which will be thawed by the time I reach work)
-an orange
-some raisins

The reason for so much
food is that I'll be at
work all day tom-
orrow and wo-
n't return h-
ome unti-
l about
10p-
m
tom-
orrow. A-
lso, I didn't w-
ant to spend mon-
ey at those expensive
food vending machinations.

Somewhat after the fact, but Happy Turkey Day!! Hope all had a great holiday!!

I ate at Golden Corral, for the fourth year in a row. It's actually more cost-effective and you get a pretty good spread for $12.50. No cooking. No cleaning.

KenseidenXL wrote:I ate at Golden Corral, for the fourth year in a row. It's actually more cost-effective and you get a pretty good spread for $12.50. No cooking. No cleaning.

So Golden Corral is good, huh? I've been wondering about it, since they opened one around here. Thanks for the heads up!

So did you get prime rib?

They didn't have that, but they had whole turkeys, ham, steak, ribs and seafood.