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I love all of my Thanksgivings!
Probably mine and the Hubby’s first Thanksgiving together 🙂
jandplee at att dot net
My favorite Thanksgiving memory is every year when everyone arrives and we all get to enjoy the food we made and talk and catch up.
Chavonne H.
My favorite Thanksgiving memories were sitting at the “kid” table with my cousins and siblings.. It was kinda sad when we slowly all moved to the “adult” table..
Awesome giveaway!
Spending time w my family.
Last Thanksgiving when the entire kitchen broke out into song. I had music playing and everyone broke out singing the song by Bruno Mars called “The Lazy Song.” It was so much fun that evening because in the end myself and all of the kids had a food fight!!!
My favorite thanksgiving memory is fairly recent. Getting to go back home and not only spend it with both my families but got to visit family friends as well . So much food though!
Spending the morning helping my Gram cook and set up tables in the basement and then spending the rest of the day in that basement with my cousins and Aunts and Uncles!!! I love my extended family and looked forward to Thanksgiving in my Gram and Paps house every year!! 🙂
My favorite uncle would come over every Thanksgiving and bring me and my brother cookies. In the morning, mom would bake extra pumpkin pie filling in ramekins and give them to us to snack on before dinner.
Just spending time with the whole family and my grand mom always made something different that no one would dare try lol.
family and food!
Going to my grandparents house as a kids, spending the whole day with ALL of my family.
this will be my second Thanksgiving ever so I’m still gathering up the memories. Last time was a great time with family and delicious food though.
Stuffing ourselves with greayt food and then playing games with the whole family
My birthday often falls on Thanksgiving. I remember when I turned 8, my parents made a big party with lots of family. I still cherish those memories.
Having my whole family together.I miss my grand parents very much.
we went to my aunts house 2 hours away and there was so much food and family. it was nice to have a down home country thanksgiving.
michelle – sierramistplz@yahoo.com
My favorite memory is of my father carving the turkey and all the love and laughter we shared around the table.
My favorite Thanksgiving memory is back when my mom could be there for it….our whole family was there. 🙂
i wish everyone happy thanksgiving
My son never eating anything but jello and pie at Thanksgiving so far. We’ll see about this year. :-0 And his first Thanksgiving sitting in a lounger in the corner 9by the dining table of course). 🙂
Every Thanksgiving is great. I spend it with my family. 😀
My favorite Thanksgiving memory was Thanksiving 2010, it was the last one I had with my 25yr old son before he passed away in Jan 2011. He was worried about a friend that wasn’t going to have a Thanksgiving dinner, so he and I made up 4 plates of food and dessert for him. It was fun and it reminded me of what a kind and generous person my son was.
beautiful. I’m sorry for your loss. My boys are so young, I hope they grow with that compassion. You did good mama.
My favorite memory from Thanksgiving is from when I was a child and I first found out the my grandpa put gizzards in the stuffing!
It was post-cancer for me, so 6 years ago, and my whole family was at my house in Chicago. It just gave me pause and really made me thankful to be alive and healthy!
My favorite memory for thanksgiving is, helping my mom getting everything ready for dinner.
Everyone bringing something they made and us all enjoying it together.
Going to my grandparents for dinner
Marin Mandrick
marin_jones@yahoo.com
The first Thanksgiving my son was old enough to enjoy:)
My favorite memory for thanksgiving is, helping my mom getting everything ready for dinner.
Going home for Thanksgiving every year to be with my family is my best memory. THey are 12 hrs away
The last thanksgiving I spent with my grandfather before he passed away.
My favorite memory would be spending time with family and followship…get to see family you dont get to see everyday 🙂
Being with my grandma, aunt and uncles and all our family before they passed.
My favorite memory would be when I was a kid and my dad was still with us. Spending all day smelling the yummy turkey, hearing him complain about how hungry he was 🙂
Spending time with family!
Seeing my daughter gives thanks for the first time 🙂
My favorite memory was when we’d take a trip to see my Grandma in Oklahoma for thanksgiving, it was never the best turkey but we were all together 🙂
My favorite memory would be when my mom invited all the single and lonely people she knew for dinner one year. it was a house full of strangers all with something to be thankful for.
Being young. Being at my Aunt Carol’s house with all the extended family. Playing with my cousins and having no worries but getting mom to let me have more dessert. The start of warm socks, wood stoves, comfy quilts…listening to my relatives (especially the ones that are no longer with us) chatter and laugh together after a hearty meal. Some of the best times.
This is so great! Thank you so much!!!
My son’s first Thanksgiving 🙂 That was the best! He got to try new foods lil bits anyway.
Spending time with my family 🙂
Spending time with all of my kids together as a family. My aunt died on thanksgiving a few years ago but my daughter was born after thanksgiving so it has a sad and happy time for me.
Getting together with relatives I haven’t seen in a while. Very nice times.
Dinner with four generations of my family.
Last year, I made my very first turkey myself! It was pretty exciting. I had to have my husband pull out the gizzards. I was too grossed out. 🙂
All of the good food and family
My family that I dont see often, and grandparents that are now gone
Baking with my grandmother.
I do not have one that really stands out but this year my family will be having Thanksgiving with My sister’s family.Her husband has stage 4 cancer.Tomorrow is not promised so make every moment count with your loved ones
cooking with my mom & then eating all the yummy food
My grandparents walking up the hill to our home with a huge bowl of fresh fruit salad with real whipped cream!
This was my first Thanksgiving with my now husband and his family. I made Spinach Maria, but we had to rename it as that was the name of his ex-wife. The dish was very popular, and I came up with it based on ingredients that his parents had on had about a month prior. I surprised them with dinner after a long drive back from a funeral. Now, I bring pumpkin mini muffins and pumpkin bread due to making a batch from a Libby’s kit, and also due to the fact that there were not a lot of desserts for the Thanksgiving feast.
I’ve hosted Thanksgiving dinner for the last 15 yrs since my mother-in-law passed away. Our family is grown so much, it really amazes me. I take all the teenagers in the family nieces, nephews, my own, and anymore that join in and we go serve at the Salvation Army. This instantly gets rid of all the teenage attitude. After the day is through I keep them all at my house to help with the baking and pre-made items. The talks & the laughing the night before really make Thanksgiving that much more special to me.
what i love is when we are cooking we have such much fun. (ruth ramos)
My favorite memory is visiting family on Thanksgiving and spending time with them (I live far from them now).
Andrea D.
short74717@msn.com
My favorite memory is actually a recent one. Last year was the first time I had cooked Thanksgiving in almost 10 years. It was great and my friends and family really enjoyed it!
watching the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day parade jolen@bright.net
I love hearing what everyone is thankful for
the first time i cooked dressing after i got married it was nasty so went to my grandmaws and we ate there it was bland omg i was so like thought i was a good cook had no idea i didnt no anything about cooking
I remember all of the amazing food my mom made for us. Now we return the favor for her.
mel
bournmelissa at hotmail dot com
My favorite memories are from my childhood when my entire family would gather at my Grandmother’s house. She was a great cook and I loved spending time with my cousins. I still use her recipes to try to recreate the ‘magic’ for my kids. Thanks for the chance to win!
mrsmchappell at gmail dot com
Watching the Macy’s parade
I love my dad making corn pudding! YUM!
Always going to my parents house. The one Thanksgiving we weren’t there, my daughter said it just isn’t Thanksgiving since we aren’t all at Nan’s house. We haven’t missed one since! Love the family time!
Loved when the WHOLE extended family would get together at my Grandmother’s house. Four of her six children lived within one block. The rest would travel up. It was lots of fun and made lots of great memories.
I remember gathering with the family to watch the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day parade as a kid.
Learning.how to cook with my grandmother who was my hero. I went to baking and.pastry school just because of everythig she taught me.
Playing with my cousins under the dinning room table and hiding things in the table’s leaves. When my mom moved there were still toys stuck in it.
favorite memory from thanksgiving is the family getting together and playing games afterward. We love to play games and watch football! What a wonderful time to gather and rejoice!
Having the whole family together and eating til you think you will burst and then having leftovers the same day!
jkebeans at live dot com
Last years when my whole family including my mom played/danced to micheal jacksons wii game lol
Playing games with my family all day long!!! 🙂
Spending it with my son and husband. 🙂
Marcia McGuire
marciad123@gmail.com
The last Thanksgiving I spent with my Uncle Steve. I remember the twinkle in his eyes.
The ast Thanksgiving with My Husband in Illinois and RIP Sweetheart He is no longer with Me. So its just another day any more.
i really don’t have any great memories. just lots of stuffing ourselves with food, guys watching the football games. that is like alot of weekends with the family . lol
My favorite memory is of watching football with my Dad. I have never felt so comfortable, loved and secure.
Watching my brother fry the turkey.
When we were younger everyone would meet at our house we had a huge dining room table for the adults and other tables in 2 other rooms to hold everyone it was wonderful
My favorite Thanksgiving memory is probably the year I was 13 and spent that whole school year living with my Dad and his wife for the first time. My Dad cooked and we ate off my grandmother’s china. My stepmother had to work that night and Dad and I stayed up talking really late that night.
My Dad died at age 41 and I’ve now outlived him, so the time we had together is even more precious and those memories are important.
Having Thanksgiving when my grandparents were still alive and all of the family was together! :*)
When I was little at my grandma’s table I used to put the black olives on my fingers.
My favorite thanksgiving memory was as a child when my grandpa was alive my entire family would have dinner at his house. Since he pissed away the entire family tradition has just stopped unfortunately
My favorite memory would be when I was nine. It was the last year my entire family was together for the holidays. The next year we lost most of our family (my grandfather, all my great grandparents, 2 second cousins, etc.). We have never been the same big family ever since. I now have a 7 month old girl, an amazing husband, all of his and my remaining family, and we are now 5 months pregnant with a little boy!!!! Hopefully the memories just keep building with the years!!!
My favorite Thanksgiving memory is the first year my daughter and I were at a shelter, they had an amazing dinner and lots of volunteers came, it was incredible and lifted our spirits.
The first time my younger sis & I actually cooked the turkey dinner ourselves. We had such a huge turkey my sis used the sink sprayer while I held & turned the bird. Best ever 🙂
Thanksgiving is my favorite holiday! I think my favorite memory would be last year when I hosted and my whole family came over. My cousins son said it was his best Thanksgiving ever 🙂 I love being able to share with our kids like our parents did with us. I can’t wait to do it again this year!!!!
When I was little my whole family would get together. My dad is the oldest of 8 kids so it’s always been a lot of people crammed into someone’s house. It was so fun though! I loved being with all of my cousins and seeing family members who I only saw that one time of year.
My favorite memory from Thanksgiving is always getting together to take pictures and telling what we are thankful for.. My kids always come up with some random off the wall things.
All the good times playing football with family we never get to see!
I remember helping my grandmother in the kitchen
Kim Bowler says whipped cream fights with the Reddi Whip that ended up outside
Macy’s parade and playing football outside after eating and cleanup
Making my first Thanksgiving Dinner and then teaching my daughter.
watching the macys parade! 🙂
My best thanksgiving is when we had my mother in law here before she passed away best memories ever
The Detroit Thanksgiving Parade & going to my Granny & Gramps’ house for dinner
Just being able to spend them with my family! =)
Having the family I did when i was younger…before the bitterness and pettiness they have made it!
I loved watching the Thanksgiving parade on TV as a child. Now, I’m glad I can continue doing so with my own children. 🙂
As a child for many years I’d watch Captain Kangaroo’s Thanksgiving Parade Show with parades from Hawaii, Philadelphia, New York,(Macy’s Of Course), Detroit and a Canadian city which escapes me. And then the entire Macy’s parade on Channel 4. Now I continue part of this tradition watching the Macy’s parade with my daughter. We especially enjoy the Broadway show spots.
Getting up early to watch the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade on television and getting together with EVERYONE with dinner! Still makes me smile.