Thankgiving Invitation
Adventure Man and I will be attending different Thanksgiving Events this year, the first time ever. Here is the invitation to the event he will attend:
Thanksgiving!
•HEAR YE! HEAR YE!
•A THANKSGIVING CELEBRATION IS AT HAND
•A TIME TO GET TOGETHER TO GIVE THANKSGIVING, TO VISIT, TO CELEBRATE AND OF COURSE, TO EAT
•COME ONE AND ALL, COME EARLY TO THE THANKSGIVING CELEBRATION (usually the gathering starts around 9:00am)
•EVERYONE IS WELCOME AND BRING ANYONE YOU CAN GET TO COME ALONG
•COME EARLY, STAY LATE
•WE’LL HAVE THANKSGIVING LUNCH BETWEEN
1:00-1:30 PM
•THERE WILL BE ENOUGH FOOD PREPARED EARLY, IN CASE THE CHILDREN NEED TO EAT
•HOWEVER, THERE WILL BE PLENTY TO SNACK ON BEFORE THE MEALTIME
•KIDS BRING YOUR BATS, SOFTBALLS, KICKBALLS, FOOTBALLS, ROLLER SKATES, BIKES, SCOOTERS, ROPES OR WHATEVER
•Stay and Enjoy the leftovers for supper!!
WHEN: THANKSGIVING DAY, NOVEMBER 22, 2007
(Oh what fun!)
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Sounds wonderful!
Kuwait is so small, maybe it’s a coincidence – but the style of writing reminds of a family in Egaila…could it be the same? 🙂
How awesome that you get to have such a great celebration. I love the semi traditional ways we celebrate as expats. I remember living in Chile we had to get creative with the turkey because they feed their livestock fishmeal so it tastes fishy–and worse, smells fishy while you cook it for 3-4 hours. We injected them with white wine and put citrus fruit under the skin and in the cavity to counteract the fish. Enjoy!
LOL @ momcat
This sounds great, I love thanksgiving.
Aren’t they a fun family? We are so lucky.
Stinni – No, they are in Florida!
Momcat – That story always cracks me up – oh ugh, the very thought of fishy turkey!
Elijah – Do you cook a turkey?
No, but when we were in the States we used to. My friend invited me to Christmas dinner last year and she made a turkey.
Thanksgiving is always the most fun when everybody does something, pitches in. I am imagining your family cooking a Thanksgiving turkey. I hope you had lots of friends to share it with!