Having all your classes crammed on two days is pretty awesome.
Even if I am using my off-days to work at my part-time job.
Anyways, I hope everyone in Canada enjoyed their Thanksgiving dinners. And an early Happy Thanksgiving to my American readers. I'm not sure how things work in Europe, so Happy Thanksgiving to you guys too?
For all 3 days all the relatives that I had in the city came together and we had dinner at someone's house. The only problem I had was that there wasn't any pumpkin pie. I love pumpkin pie, I'm not even sure why I like it so much.
Maybe I'll just run out and buy one for myself to inhale.
Mmmm....
Anyways, it's a holiday so short post. See you guys on Thursday. Eat lots everyone.
I love me some pumpkin pie.
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I'm kind of confused as to why milk comes in bags, that one's a real head scratcher for me. All the same I want to wish you and the rest of your family a very Happy Canadian Thanksgiving! The one time I went to Canada I absolutely loved it, the people are all so friendly and different to Americans but in a better way.
ReplyDeleteI've never tried pumpkin pie before but it sounds awesome, I wish we did it over here!
We don't have Thanksgiving at all. I'm still not entirely sure why Canada does actually. But happy Thanksgiving :)
ReplyDeleteHa nice! I had work yesterday. BOOOOO.
ReplyDeleteI never tasted pumpkin pie but it looks delicious!
ReplyDeleteWe don't have Thanksgiving Day in Portugal.
Have a nice week.
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Happy Thanksgiving, ours is earlier because it is based on the time of harvest. Weather wise we finish the crops a month before the US ;-)
ReplyDeletei want a pumpkin pie now too! happy holidays.
ReplyDeleteThis sounds really cool! I never knew that Canadians celebrated Thanksgiving too.
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aw happy canadian thanksgiving!
ReplyDeleteNO PUMPKIN PIE?! That's awful!
ReplyDeleteIt's not Thanksgiving without the pie!
Happy Thanksgiving! Unfortunately, we don't have such a holiday :(
ReplyDeleteUgh. I dislike pumpkin pie. My mom was a bit of a hippy and always made it with no crust, half the sugar and half the salt. Blech!!!!! I still can't eat it the normal way now, because it reminds me too much of forcing down Mom's version...
ReplyDeleteBuy a premade pie crust and use the recipe on a can of Libby's pumpkin puree (not the premade pie filling). This is an easy, nearly foolproof pie recipe...then you can have the whole thing to yourself!
ReplyDeleteWe don't really celebrate thanksgiving at all over here, but have a good one anyway! :D
ReplyDeleteNo pumpkin pie? I could not be happy without pumpkin pie. I don't even wait for thanksgiving for the stuff, I need it. I had this one homemade one a while ago with oreo crust. SO FRIGGIN GOOD
ReplyDeleteSounds like a great gathering, with no pumpkin pie, poor you haha and her milk comes in cartons, maybe it's just you ontario people haha
ReplyDeleteWe had a good Thanksgiving, even though we are in England and parents in Canada.
ReplyDeleteDon't like pumpkin pie, or moose come to think of it either. There is nothing to celebrate in England except Christmas and New Year, the rest of the year is pretty boring...unless there is a Royal Wedding, which are few and far between.
I'm actually feeling quite homesick...and yes, we were brought up to be polite. Good manners cost nothing.
HAPPY BELATED THANKSGIVING!
Canada sounds like a Utopian paradise.
ReplyDeleteHAPPY (Canadian) THANKSGIVING!
ReplyDeleteIsn't it a little early for pumpkin pie?
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ReplyDeleteHappy Canadian Thanksgiving to you too! Sometimes it's good to work (to make the money) :)
ReplyDeleteUm, let's go back to milk in bags. Doesn't that make it hard to pour?
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving Day! a bit belated
Now I want pie!
ReplyDeleteIs that K-fed? eek. Also, I don't really know what he's doing on The Cleveland Show, lol. I would bake you a pumpkin pie if you were closer...*sigh* how I miss Canada!
ReplyDeleteIt's not Thanksgiving if there is no pumpkin pie! I can't wait until our Thanksgiving! Gobble gobble!
ReplyDeleteoh, hell, Demian, why did I think so far that you live in USA not Canada? I do love me Canada!
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving! I'm looking forward to mine in November in the US.
ReplyDeleteWe don't celebrate Thanksgiving at all here in the UK. What a bummer.
ReplyDeleteI've never tried pumpkin pie. I've only ever eaten pumpkin as a savory vegetable, not a sweet.
ReplyDeleteI must try it some time...
Was reading this at a diner and had to order some pumpkin pie after seeing the picture!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy the holiday.