Thanksgiving Day in 2024 was low key and laid back. I did not even take any photos! There was no extra company to cook for - just Frank, Alex, and me for the day. Frank picked up Alex and took him bowling in the morning while I stayed home and gathered my thoughts. The menu was simplified. Turkey breast, stuffing, and sweet potatoes filled out the meal, along with biscuits.

My baking was minimal. I made two pumpkin pies while Frank and Alex were bowling. I relied on Pillsbury and Nestlé for biscuits and cookies. But remember - I took no pictures - so the packaging pictures must suffice.
Afterward, Frank and I took Alex back to St Denis, returned home, collapsed, and mutually agreed that putting the house back in order could wait another day. On Saturday, I leisurely put away Thanksgiving decorations (plush turkeys, various wood/cloth/metal/plastic pumpkins, and quilts) but did not yet bring out the Christmas stuff. We were blobs on the couch as we half-watched the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade which Frank had taped. I am thankful we marked the holiday occasion but did not wipe ourselves out in doing so. Gobble, Gobble to all.
I'm glad you had a low-key and relaxing Thanksgiving. It sounds very nice. We also saw Moana 2 last week and I was not impressed, either. I did not like the story or the music nearly as much as the first movie. The kids seemed to enjoy it more than I did and I guess they are the audience for it, not me.
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