We make a ham, not turkey, for holidays.

So you just have the gravy for putting on the mashies? Huh. Fascinating!

Bradley Cooper has been named People Magazine's Sexiest Man Alive.

Seriously? Huh.

I only have to make one thing for thanksgiving since it's a pot-luck sort of affair: a potato casserole. Two pounds of southern-style hashbrowns, onion, green pepper, a stick of butter, a tub of sour cream, a can of cream of mushroom soup, and a bunch of cheddar cheese melted on top. It's not something you want to eat everyday.

And what are southern-style hashbrowns??

Crescent rolls! OMG, I forgot that I won't get crescent rolls at the restaurant for T-Day.

However, being an adult with my own house and oven, I can make crescent rolls whenever I want. It's weird, I could make them every week if I wanted, but I never really think about it until this time of year.

It's not something you want to eat everyday.

Speak for yourself.

Can't, maybe, shouldn't...

wrod. Although my stepdad did used to call me Queen Carbo because I love bread so much.

My mother has a hilarious making gravy story... as in, she couldn't get it right, so she ended up with gallons and gallons of really crappy-tasting gravy.

I will eat homemade or jar gravy.

(Gallons and gallons is perhaps an exaggeration.)

I'm making a veggie casserole for the Tgiving dinner I'm attending. Cream of mushroom soup, frozen veggies, fried onions, and the key? Jarlsberg cheese.

Time to roll with a budget punch - just got a call from car insurance that my payment was rejected by my bank. B/c that would be my old bank, the one I'm not using anymore. Whoopsies.

I'm not sure what I'm doing on Thanksgiving. Hopefully working but food wise it may not be anything special.

Although I would like to try a Thanksgiving inspired pizza, but so far the recipes I've found feature cranberry sauce which I can't eat.

I'm supposed to be making spiced pecans, but I haven't gotten my ass to the store to buy pecans yet. I should get on that.