Even though I make the same dishes every year for Thanksgiving I still call my Mom the night before and ask her questions on how to make them. And they're usually the same questions each year so really, at this point, I know the answers but it's part of the tradition.
Me: Hey there. How's it going?
Mom: Good. Dad just finished making the Sour Cream Mashed Potatoes.
Me: Oh good. That answers my question then. I was going to ask if I should make those the night before.
Mom: And now he's crushing pretzels.
Me: For the raspberry jello salad? That's next on my list.
As Lincoln said afterwards, we're obviously having a "Very Lentz Thanksgiving" since we all cook the same dishes. I can pretty much guarantee you that they're having Butterfinger Dessert today too.
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No, we're not having Butterfinger Dessert. We are having pumpkin pie and pecan pie - but you're right about all the rest!
Happy Thanksgiving to all!!!
WHAT? No Butterfinger Dessert? Why are you ruining Thanksgiving!!!??? LOL. I'm glad I'm here then and not there.
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