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Happy Turkey Day from the Diva Household

28 November 2009 One Comment Disclosure

Despite being sick most of Thanksgiving and Black Friday, we still had a festive time during Thanksgiving Dinner. I decided to whrrl our thanksgiving story so if you want to know what all we ate, how long it took to cook it all, and all the good stuff read the story below…

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What did you do for Thanksgiving?

Did you cook for your family at home or did you go to a friend/relatives house? Share your story with us in the comment section of this post.


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Heather started blogging back in 2004 as a way to document her first pregnancy. Now two kidlets later, she enjoys sharing a glimpse into a Diva's world via >video blogs (vlogs) and her self-portrait photography. She can be seen around the blogosphere in various online campaigns such as the Walmart Moms, Velveeta it! Kitchenistas, Lee Fit Ambassador, Tropicana as a Juicy Insider, and her latest involvement with Sharpie as a Sharpie Squad Member 2010. To keep up to date with the Domestic Diva you can follow her on Twitter @thedomesticdiva or "like" us on Facebook.


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One Comment »

  • Lynette said:

    WE did something a little different this Thanksgiving. Since my sister and her family were celebrating with her in-laws on Thursday, we decided to have our celebration on Friday so we could include her (and the cousins always want to get together.) That left Thanksgiving Day open for something else. I wanted to find a soup kitchen where we could volunteer, but I had trouble finding an organization that would let kids help. Fianally, I found a place that was looking for helpers to come cook a Thanksgiving meal for 100-150 people who had no where else to go. Our whole family went, and it was so satisfying to make pies, prepare turkeys, side dishes, etc. from scratch to help others. It was the best Thanksgiving ever!

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