November 26, 2008⏤Thanksgiving no-nos?

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Wednesday, November 26, 2008

thanksgiving no-nos?????

I'm sorry...

I will - I promise I will - write a really thankful post tomorrow or Friday... but today I am just laughing over one of those infomercials that was on the internet.

You might have read it:
10 of the most unhealthy foods to eat during Thanksgiving...
I laughed so hard.

Why have Thanksgiving?

I think I will just stay in Germany - if America is getting rid of a one day (ok maybe two with the leftovers) tradition that could not make that much difference in anyone's diet ... come on... one or two days.

With Christmas that makes three and then we have Easter - just eat right the rest of the year and enjoy on these few days of celebration and fellowship - breaking bread together is a human fellowship thing - all families should do it!

Turkey with skin. (maybe we should skin them all and make them look really sad)
White wheat bread rolls (you know the kind that melt in your mouth. - the kind that even cafeterias know how to bake)
Sweet Potatoes (candied ... naturlich!!! - how else would you eat them - maybe with some nice butter atop?)
Mashed Potatoes with Gravy (I can't imagine the turkey without this... anybody else with me?)
Pecan Pie (Considering I can't even buy Pecan's here - wow! to have the opportunity and not take it - these guys are crazy!!!!!!

there were 4 more that I thought were totally way out of line - these foods are the staples of a Thanksgiving dinner. Who decides these things? Cut them off is my view point - cut the informercials off.
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