First off I want to thank my dad and sister for putting on one heck of a Pre-Thanksgiving meal. The ribs and salads were all wonderful. I am stuffed!
Now to some game picks. I have to crank out some more words on my novel before the end of the night so I can eat and watch football in peace tomorrow.
Green Bay at Detroit:
The Lions will play hard but unfortunately they will will not be able to come from behind against the Packers. Should be a fun game to watch.
Winner: Green Bay Packers
Miami at Dallas:
The Dolphins could play the spoiler here with Dallas looking to take control of the NFC East. Too bad that the Cowboys have way too much talent for the Phins to overcome.
Winner: Dallas Cowboys
San Francisco at Baltimore:
I like what the 49ers are doing and I think the Raven are one of the best teams in the AFC. What bugs me about the Ravens is the losses against teams they should not have lost too. But on the other hand they are beating other top teams. Gotta pull for the Ravens in this one since the 49ers are a top team.
Winner: Baltimore Ravens
Showing posts with label Thanksgiving. Show all posts
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Nov 23, 2011
Nov 29, 2010
Thanksgiving Leftovers
Thanksgiving was fantastic. My family and I had a wonderful time with family, food and football.
We woke up and drove down to Salt Lake in the morning and we almost turned back. The roads in Logan and all the way to Sardine Canyon were horrendous. I know we had just had the blizzard but it looked like the roads were not plowed. And I am not even talking about the local roads around my house, I am talking about the main highway to the canyon. It was covered in ice and we fishtailed it all the way down to Wellsville.
Surprisingly, the roads were better through the canyon and bone dry all the way down to Salt Lake. We only got stuck one time and that was pulling into the church's parking lot. And of course we were the first ones to show up (aside from Renae and Gregg who had to open the church) as always. I pride myself in being on time for everything, I do not like to inconvenience anyone. Their time, like mine, is valuable. Eventually most of our family finally rolled in and we played around until the rest came over an hour late. Thanksgiving is all about gratitude so I guess I should just be happy that I saw my family.
The food was great. Everything was so tasty and PieFest!(tm) was so yummy. Steve made this awesome eggnog pie that was to die for. The only problem with all the pies is that there are just too many to try and eat! After food we played some games and just hung around and chatted.
The New York Jets were played that evening and I made arrangements to watch the game with Steve. In fact, I made these arrangements the moment the schedule was put out months and months ago. They invited us over to Andrea's parents home to watch the game in HD and the big screen. So we went over there, I was planning on only watching the first half or so and then head home. But then I thought it wouldn't matter when I left since it was already dark and it was already freezing. So the roads would be bad anyway. That and Steve got hungry and I couldn't just let him eat alone. So he went out and got us all tacos from Del Taco. I would have thought that I would be eating turkey leftovers that night not fast food!
After we finished watching the Jets beat the Bengals we headed home. Thanks Steven and Andrea for hosting us and making us eat tacos. I am very lucky and blessed to have such a great set of in-laws.
We woke up and drove down to Salt Lake in the morning and we almost turned back. The roads in Logan and all the way to Sardine Canyon were horrendous. I know we had just had the blizzard but it looked like the roads were not plowed. And I am not even talking about the local roads around my house, I am talking about the main highway to the canyon. It was covered in ice and we fishtailed it all the way down to Wellsville.
Surprisingly, the roads were better through the canyon and bone dry all the way down to Salt Lake. We only got stuck one time and that was pulling into the church's parking lot. And of course we were the first ones to show up (aside from Renae and Gregg who had to open the church) as always. I pride myself in being on time for everything, I do not like to inconvenience anyone. Their time, like mine, is valuable. Eventually most of our family finally rolled in and we played around until the rest came over an hour late. Thanksgiving is all about gratitude so I guess I should just be happy that I saw my family.
PieFest!(tm)
The food was great. Everything was so tasty and PieFest!(tm) was so yummy. Steve made this awesome eggnog pie that was to die for. The only problem with all the pies is that there are just too many to try and eat! After food we played some games and just hung around and chatted.
The New York Jets were played that evening and I made arrangements to watch the game with Steve. In fact, I made these arrangements the moment the schedule was put out months and months ago. They invited us over to Andrea's parents home to watch the game in HD and the big screen. So we went over there, I was planning on only watching the first half or so and then head home. But then I thought it wouldn't matter when I left since it was already dark and it was already freezing. So the roads would be bad anyway. That and Steve got hungry and I couldn't just let him eat alone. So he went out and got us all tacos from Del Taco. I would have thought that I would be eating turkey leftovers that night not fast food!
After we finished watching the Jets beat the Bengals we headed home. Thanks Steven and Andrea for hosting us and making us eat tacos. I am very lucky and blessed to have such a great set of in-laws.
Nov 25, 2010
Happy Thanksgiving 2010!
Thanksgiving is one of my favorite holidays and mainly because of the 3 F's.
Family:
I get to spend Thanksgiving "away" this year. Which means we spend it with the Breinholt Family. I have said this before but I have been blessed with great in-laws. I know a lot of people that absolutely hate their in-laws and I am so glad that I don't have to worry about that. It will be fun to catch up and see everyone.Food:
"Good gravy.""Thank you, it is just brown and water."
Kristy's family is loaded with people who know how to cook. So I am sure that the dinner will be fabulous. And PieFest! I am so looking to eating all that pie.
Football:
Three games! And my most-awesome brother-in-law is bringing in a television so we can watch the games! That shouldn't surprise me since the Lions are playing. And then I am heading over to his house to watch the night game which features my Jets!
I am really looking forward to driving down and spending time with the people that mean the most to me.
The New York Jets Flight Crew
Okay... lame joke, I really mean my fantastic family. The food and the football are just icing on the cake.
And speaking of football, here are my Thanksgiving picks.
New England at Detroit:
I hope Steve still lets me come over even though I am picking the Pats to win. But I will root for the Lions, nothing would make my Thanksgiving more enjoyable than by having the Pats lose. But I have to stay true to myself.
Winner: New England Patriots
New Orleans at Dallas:
This will be the biggest test for Dallas's new head coach. This will be a tight game but the Saints just have more firepower and will get after Kitna.
Winner: New Orleans Saints
Cincinnati at NY Jets:
This is a huge trap game for the Jets and they better not look past them. The Bengals will play tough and they know how to post points. But it is the Bengals... but these are the Jets... The Jets will avoid a letdown and beat this squad and hopefully will do it by halftime.
Winner: New York Jets
I hope everyone has a fantastic and safe Thanksgiving! We all have something to be thankful for.
May 12, 2010
Jets @ Cardinals
Day 193
Yesterday I mentioned that I once traveled to Arizona to catch my favorite football team, the New York Jets play. It was during Thanksgiving weekend of 11/28/04. We went down and had Thanksgiving with Kristy's parents and then headed to Arizona for the weekend.
Kristy's parents gave us a ride to the airport while Logan stayed with his grandparents for the weekend. I was glad to be leaving such cold, cold weather and into some sun.
Now let me tell you something. I am not much of a flyer and that is because I have flown only a few times. I don't like heights at all so that doesn't help either. But once we are in the air I am comfortable and can enjoy the short flight down to Glendale/Phoenix. We got close to the airport and Kristy and I were looking out the window (she had the window seat) and we were looking at the beautiful scenery. Suddenly the airplane lurched to the left turning into the airport. And Kristy and I jumped back. I crashed right into the guy next to me! I know that there was no way that I could break the glass window, let alone somehow fit through that tiny window. But seeing the ground suddenly down from us really unnerved us. The guy next to me laughed and so did his family that was sitting across the way. Like I said, I am not much of a flyer. But was really neat is that we saw the Grand Canyon from the air!
We got off the airport and called our hotel and they came and picked us up promptly. The first thing I noticed was that it was nice and warm. Which was funny since the first thing our driver said to us was that she apologized that it was so cold. It was about ten degrees cooler than normal but that was about twenty degrees warmer than where we came from. The driver was nice and we had a nice chat about the area. We rested a little bit in the hotel and then we decided to walk around the town. And I am glad we did, we walked right into a parade. The city was celebrating something (I cannot remember) and all the stores were open and the streets were closed down to traffic and the streets were filled with people. We got something to eat and came back to the hotel.
The morning of the game we went down and ate breakfast at the restaurant at the hotel. It seemed like everyone that was staying at the hotel were Jet fans since everybody that came to eat breakfast had Jets stuff on. I felt like I was at a family reunion. I may not know these people's names but they were family since they were Jet fans. We went back to our room and got ready and I was mad that I forgot my Jets cap. My hair (yeah, I had hair back in 2004) was horrible and I needed a hat. So we went to a sporting store and I bought a green hat that was as ugly as it was cheap.
Then we walked to Sun Devil Stadium and I think the green out shined the red. We sat with a bunch of Arizona people who were extremely friendly even though Kristy and I were both decked out in Jets gear. The elderly couple who sat beside us thought we were from New York and I think they were disappointed that we were only from Utah. In front of us came some guys that were from New York. They were decked out in old Jets stuff and they immediately spoke with us when they saw we were Jet fans. They were also surprised that we were from Utah but I told them I lived in New York for a couple of years. It was a father with his dad and son. Three generations of Jets fans. They told us stories of visiting the Jets play in other arenas and the dad told us he got his nose broken when he saw the Jets play in Miami. It was nice to have them since we were surrounded by Arizona fans.
The game was not as exciting as I hoped it would be but we came out with a win 13-3. It was a joy to see some of my favorite Jets in Curtis Martin and Wayne Cherbet play. And our seats were fantastic. We were very close to the field, in fact the replay camera was stationed right in front of us.
We could hear the coach and players (we were on the Cardinal sidelines) yell to the players on the field. Early in the game Emmit Smith got injured and came off the field right in front of us. The guy behind me yelled out to him and Emmitt heard and gave him a thumbs up. The only big play was the touchdown throw from Quincy Carter (Pennington was injured) to Santana Moss. It happened on the other end and we couldn't tell if he caught it or not. I looked and saw that he had the ball in his hand so I raised my hands signalling a touchdown and yelled "TOUCHDOWN!" much to the chagrin of most of our neighbors. The guys in front of me turned and we all high-fived each other! We were the only ones cheering loudly for our team on that side of the field. It was cool to see players like Anquan Boldin and Larry Fitzgerald (his rookie season) play as well.
The only regret that I have about the game is that I missed a big photo opportunity. Curtis Martin and Emmitt Smith knocked helmets together as they greeted each other before the game in the endzone and by the time I got the camera out they had already moved on. But at least I got a picture of Cherbet and Martin running past us.
The game was a lot of fun and by the end the only people left in the stadium were Jets fans. Vilma even led a Jets chant on the other side of the field. After the game and high fives and fist bumps we went back to the hotel and looked for a place to go out and eat.
The next day we went out and toured some of the more scenic areas and went to lunch at this Italian Deli which had phenomenal food.
Then we got a ride to the airport and came back to the snow and cold. Logan was not all excited to see us either which disappointed Kristy. But it was a fun trip and I would love to catch another Jets game at some point in time. They do play the Lions this year so maybe I should talk with Steve.
Hmmm.....
Yesterday I mentioned that I once traveled to Arizona to catch my favorite football team, the New York Jets play. It was during Thanksgiving weekend of 11/28/04. We went down and had Thanksgiving with Kristy's parents and then headed to Arizona for the weekend.
Kristy's parents gave us a ride to the airport while Logan stayed with his grandparents for the weekend. I was glad to be leaving such cold, cold weather and into some sun.
Now let me tell you something. I am not much of a flyer and that is because I have flown only a few times. I don't like heights at all so that doesn't help either. But once we are in the air I am comfortable and can enjoy the short flight down to Glendale/Phoenix. We got close to the airport and Kristy and I were looking out the window (she had the window seat) and we were looking at the beautiful scenery. Suddenly the airplane lurched to the left turning into the airport. And Kristy and I jumped back. I crashed right into the guy next to me! I know that there was no way that I could break the glass window, let alone somehow fit through that tiny window. But seeing the ground suddenly down from us really unnerved us. The guy next to me laughed and so did his family that was sitting across the way. Like I said, I am not much of a flyer. But was really neat is that we saw the Grand Canyon from the air!
We got off the airport and called our hotel and they came and picked us up promptly. The first thing I noticed was that it was nice and warm. Which was funny since the first thing our driver said to us was that she apologized that it was so cold. It was about ten degrees cooler than normal but that was about twenty degrees warmer than where we came from. The driver was nice and we had a nice chat about the area. We rested a little bit in the hotel and then we decided to walk around the town. And I am glad we did, we walked right into a parade. The city was celebrating something (I cannot remember) and all the stores were open and the streets were closed down to traffic and the streets were filled with people. We got something to eat and came back to the hotel.
The morning of the game we went down and ate breakfast at the restaurant at the hotel. It seemed like everyone that was staying at the hotel were Jet fans since everybody that came to eat breakfast had Jets stuff on. I felt like I was at a family reunion. I may not know these people's names but they were family since they were Jet fans. We went back to our room and got ready and I was mad that I forgot my Jets cap. My hair (yeah, I had hair back in 2004) was horrible and I needed a hat. So we went to a sporting store and I bought a green hat that was as ugly as it was cheap.
We look so pale in this picture. Lack of sleep and lack of sun!
Then we walked to Sun Devil Stadium and I think the green out shined the red. We sat with a bunch of Arizona people who were extremely friendly even though Kristy and I were both decked out in Jets gear. The elderly couple who sat beside us thought we were from New York and I think they were disappointed that we were only from Utah. In front of us came some guys that were from New York. They were decked out in old Jets stuff and they immediately spoke with us when they saw we were Jet fans. They were also surprised that we were from Utah but I told them I lived in New York for a couple of years. It was a father with his dad and son. Three generations of Jets fans. They told us stories of visiting the Jets play in other arenas and the dad told us he got his nose broken when he saw the Jets play in Miami. It was nice to have them since we were surrounded by Arizona fans.
This was a pic right from our seats.
The game was not as exciting as I hoped it would be but we came out with a win 13-3. It was a joy to see some of my favorite Jets in Curtis Martin and Wayne Cherbet play. And our seats were fantastic. We were very close to the field, in fact the replay camera was stationed right in front of us.
The only regret that I have about the game is that I missed a big photo opportunity. Curtis Martin and Emmitt Smith knocked helmets together as they greeted each other before the game in the endzone and by the time I got the camera out they had already moved on. But at least I got a picture of Cherbet and Martin running past us.
The game was a lot of fun and by the end the only people left in the stadium were Jets fans. Vilma even led a Jets chant on the other side of the field. After the game and high fives and fist bumps we went back to the hotel and looked for a place to go out and eat.
The next day we went out and toured some of the more scenic areas and went to lunch at this Italian Deli which had phenomenal food.
Then we got a ride to the airport and came back to the snow and cold. Logan was not all excited to see us either which disappointed Kristy. But it was a fun trip and I would love to catch another Jets game at some point in time. They do play the Lions this year so maybe I should talk with Steve.
Hmmm.....
Mar 8, 2010
When Kristy Met Matt: Viva Las Vegas!
Day 128
About a month before Kristy and I were married, I was invited to attend Steven's (Kristy's youngest brother) soccer matches in Las Vegas. I thought it sounded a lot of fun so I went along. Kristy and I drove separately in my Geo Prizm and we took Aaron and Steven (Kristy's brother) and her parents drove along with their sister Renae.
We finally arrived after a long drive of just going the speed limit and I was happy to see our motel. Maybe I should rephrase that, I was NOT happy to see the closet we had to stay in. There were two beds and just enough room in between them. So Kristy's parents took one bed and Kristy and her sister took the other leaving Steven, Aaron and I to sleep on the floor. Steven slept between the beds, I slept with most of my body in the bathroom. Seriously, my feet were touching the tub. Aaron slept opposite of me and his feet were touching the front door.
One of the things that I forget every time I go to Vegas is that you are an hour behind time-wise. Milton (Kristy's dad) must have forgotten that as well. He and Steven woke up early because Steven had to meet the team before the game. So they went, an hour early! They weren't too happy about that since they were tired from the drive and little night's sleep from the night before.
The next time Steven had a game we all went and set up some chairs and watched Steven play. To celebrate the game, Steven decided to tie his hair up like dreadlocks. His hair was still a little short to do them properly but with his sister's help he managed to get it all done up. It was by far his best game, he had a chance to score a goal for his team but his shot was just a bit farther from the right. We were still proud of Steven (well, most of us anyway) for trying to score. That was the game that I was introduced to Walmart's Mint Cups. Have you tried these things? They are absolutely wonderful, it is too bad that they do not have them anymore.
The next game was one that I remember the most but it had nothing to do with soccer. We went to watch another one of Steven's games and we sat down and watched. The game was good and we started to get and up and pack our stuff. Milton was reading the paper and was a bit confused that we were leaving before Steven's game. I suspect it had to do with the whole time change thing. Dad unfortunately missed Steven's whole game because he thought it was the next one. I about died laughing hearing Colleen and Milt discuss this.
We walked down main street and played some slots. Anyone who has walked down main street knows that everyone ignores the WALK and DON'T WALK signs; everyone but Milt. We would quickly run across and look back and dad would still be standing there waiting for the WALK sign. We didn't notice at first but we caught on after a few blocks.
Our hotel room may have been totally cramped but at least they had a pool. So us kids went out late at night to swim. Now back in the days I was quite a skinny lad. These days... not so much. But back in the day I was a rail. So I was exiting the dressing room I called out "No skinny jokes" and Aaron called back "No fat jokes either!" and then I yelled out "Hey look! A blimp!" and pointed towards the sky and in the direction of Aaron. Aaron yells back at me, "Hey! I thought we said no fat jokes!" There really was a blimp in the sky. I promise.
We finally left Vegas for the long drive home. Steven and Renae accompanied us as we drove my Geo Prizm back to West Jordan. Steven took his hair out of his dreads and his hair just floated. It is kinda hard to explain exactly how his hair looked but it resembled an afro with the top cleanly chopped off flat. We would pass cars slowly on purpose so the car we were passing could clearly see Steven and his fro. I thought we had pictures of it but I cannot find any.
The air was not doing me any favors and I was congested. I had to spit while driving really bad so I rolled down my window and hocked a lugee. It landed on Steven's window and I woke him up and asked if he would wipe it off. The combination of Steven being woken up and the disgusting nature of this huge lugee made him wince and freak out. I didn't make him wipe it off, I am not that mean. But the look of fright on Steven's face was priceless.
We met for lunch at a park and ate sandwiches. We were all pretty full when Aaron asked he could polish off all the meat. Mom gave her okay and Aaron made this huge sandwich. After he was done, he showed us his final product and announced "Now this is what I call a ham sandwich!" I don't know why we thought it was so funny; it wasn't really funny at all but we about died. We quoted that all the way home and at almost family get-together that involves food, one of us will quote it and laugh.
After spending the weekend with Kristy's family, I knew that I would have no problem with my in-laws. I appreciate that they took me along and that they welcomed me like family.
I have said this before and I will say it again. I have been blessed with in-laws that I like. I just smile when other people complain about their in-laws because I have no complaints.
About a month before Kristy and I were married, I was invited to attend Steven's (Kristy's youngest brother) soccer matches in Las Vegas. I thought it sounded a lot of fun so I went along. Kristy and I drove separately in my Geo Prizm and we took Aaron and Steven (Kristy's brother) and her parents drove along with their sister Renae.
We finally arrived after a long drive of just going the speed limit and I was happy to see our motel. Maybe I should rephrase that, I was NOT happy to see the closet we had to stay in. There were two beds and just enough room in between them. So Kristy's parents took one bed and Kristy and her sister took the other leaving Steven, Aaron and I to sleep on the floor. Steven slept between the beds, I slept with most of my body in the bathroom. Seriously, my feet were touching the tub. Aaron slept opposite of me and his feet were touching the front door.
One of the things that I forget every time I go to Vegas is that you are an hour behind time-wise. Milton (Kristy's dad) must have forgotten that as well. He and Steven woke up early because Steven had to meet the team before the game. So they went, an hour early! They weren't too happy about that since they were tired from the drive and little night's sleep from the night before.
The next time Steven had a game we all went and set up some chairs and watched Steven play. To celebrate the game, Steven decided to tie his hair up like dreadlocks. His hair was still a little short to do them properly but with his sister's help he managed to get it all done up. It was by far his best game, he had a chance to score a goal for his team but his shot was just a bit farther from the right. We were still proud of Steven (well, most of us anyway) for trying to score. That was the game that I was introduced to Walmart's Mint Cups. Have you tried these things? They are absolutely wonderful, it is too bad that they do not have them anymore. The next game was one that I remember the most but it had nothing to do with soccer. We went to watch another one of Steven's games and we sat down and watched. The game was good and we started to get and up and pack our stuff. Milton was reading the paper and was a bit confused that we were leaving before Steven's game. I suspect it had to do with the whole time change thing. Dad unfortunately missed Steven's whole game because he thought it was the next one. I about died laughing hearing Colleen and Milt discuss this.
We walked down main street and played some slots. Anyone who has walked down main street knows that everyone ignores the WALK and DON'T WALK signs; everyone but Milt. We would quickly run across and look back and dad would still be standing there waiting for the WALK sign. We didn't notice at first but we caught on after a few blocks.Our hotel room may have been totally cramped but at least they had a pool. So us kids went out late at night to swim. Now back in the days I was quite a skinny lad. These days... not so much. But back in the day I was a rail. So I was exiting the dressing room I called out "No skinny jokes" and Aaron called back "No fat jokes either!" and then I yelled out "Hey look! A blimp!" and pointed towards the sky and in the direction of Aaron. Aaron yells back at me, "Hey! I thought we said no fat jokes!" There really was a blimp in the sky. I promise.
We finally left Vegas for the long drive home. Steven and Renae accompanied us as we drove my Geo Prizm back to West Jordan. Steven took his hair out of his dreads and his hair just floated. It is kinda hard to explain exactly how his hair looked but it resembled an afro with the top cleanly chopped off flat. We would pass cars slowly on purpose so the car we were passing could clearly see Steven and his fro. I thought we had pictures of it but I cannot find any.
The air was not doing me any favors and I was congested. I had to spit while driving really bad so I rolled down my window and hocked a lugee. It landed on Steven's window and I woke him up and asked if he would wipe it off. The combination of Steven being woken up and the disgusting nature of this huge lugee made him wince and freak out. I didn't make him wipe it off, I am not that mean. But the look of fright on Steven's face was priceless.
We met for lunch at a park and ate sandwiches. We were all pretty full when Aaron asked he could polish off all the meat. Mom gave her okay and Aaron made this huge sandwich. After he was done, he showed us his final product and announced "Now this is what I call a ham sandwich!" I don't know why we thought it was so funny; it wasn't really funny at all but we about died. We quoted that all the way home and at almost family get-together that involves food, one of us will quote it and laugh.
After spending the weekend with Kristy's family, I knew that I would have no problem with my in-laws. I appreciate that they took me along and that they welcomed me like family.
I have said this before and I will say it again. I have been blessed with in-laws that I like. I just smile when other people complain about their in-laws because I have no complaints.
Nov 26, 2009
Happy Thanksgiving!
Day 26
Happy Thanksgiving!
You know what I am thankful for? I am thankful for the many 365 bloggers that I can steal topics and ideas from. So thanks to Andrea for stealing it from her mom Lewis, and thanks to Lewis for getting it from Karey. ;)
Small Things I am Thankful For: (in no particular order)
1. Bunny Rabbits
2. Cadbury Creme Eggs (and the rabbits that lay them)
3. Comic books
4. The smell of rain with thunder and lightning
5. Mountain Dew in all its forms
6. Fleece jackets
7. iPods
8. Caller ID
9. Putting Logan to bed
10. Irish Creme Hot Chocolate
11. Those Keebler Elves and there tasty goodies
12. Laughing
13. Music
14. Good drawing pens
15. Computers that make writing easier
16. Disney cartoons
17. Winona Ryder (just seeing if you are paying attention)
18. Glasses
19. Kalamata Greek olives
20. Football
I hope everyone out there has a safe and enjoyable Thanksgiving!
Happy Thanksgiving!
You know what I am thankful for? I am thankful for the many 365 bloggers that I can steal topics and ideas from. So thanks to Andrea for stealing it from her mom Lewis, and thanks to Lewis for getting it from Karey. ;)
Small Things I am Thankful For: (in no particular order)
1. Bunny Rabbits
2. Cadbury Creme Eggs (and the rabbits that lay them)
3. Comic books
4. The smell of rain with thunder and lightning
5. Mountain Dew in all its forms
6. Fleece jackets
7. iPods
8. Caller ID
9. Putting Logan to bed
10. Irish Creme Hot Chocolate
11. Those Keebler Elves and there tasty goodies
12. Laughing
13. Music
14. Good drawing pens
15. Computers that make writing easier
16. Disney cartoons
17. Winona Ryder (just seeing if you are paying attention)
18. Glasses
19. Kalamata Greek olives
20. Football
I hope everyone out there has a safe and enjoyable Thanksgiving!
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