Happy day after

For those who celebrated thanksgiving yesterday here is an offering from one of my favorite cartoonists:

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I must admit...leftovers are one of the best parts of a big meal.

Allison

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AllisonH
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that cartoon so very much describes my husband! Thank you!

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betsey

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My toddler is in love with pumpkin pie and we've had it nonstop for months now. I think I may have hit my limit with the stuff! I got him to make banana/oatmeal/blackberry muffins on Wednesday and he ate 3 of them during the day, so maybe distraction is working.....

-- Jo in Scotland

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Jo Gibson

Thanks. I thought I was the only one that enjoyed apple pie Friday morning. I was too full and tired to eat any dessert on Thursday. Pie was sitting there when I walked in the kitchen for breakfast. The thought of apple turnovers crossed my mine and I asked myself what is the difference between turnovers and pie? Nothing. So I enjoyed pie for breakfast but I left off the ice cream.

Susan

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Susan Laity Price

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Roberta

Definitions of what it means to be a "Yankee"

  1. To people living outside of the Western hemisphere =3D a person who live in the US
  2. To people living outside of New England =3D a New Englander
  3. To New Englanders =3D a person who lives in Maine, or "down East"
  4. To a "down Easter" =3D a person who eats Apple Pie for breakfast.

True! :-)

Rose in CA (whose BIL hails from down East and who eats Apple Pie any time of day)

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Rose in CA

My parents come from the Canadian Maritimes (right next door to Maine) so I guess that's why I have an "apple pie for breakfast" gene! As do my kids....the only time an apple pie lasted more than 24 hours in our house was when it was a "store-bought" pie. I learned my lesson and only did that once! LOL Allison

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AllisonH

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