props to Wen

[Full Quiver]

Last week I was told I had to work on Thanksgiving day, the following Friday, and Saturday. Each day would be a 10 hour shift. I had been off work for 2 weeks due to my ear surgery and the biz here in Nashville is slow anyhow. We had nearly 20 employees at home the past week. With all this said plus the great OT and DT pay I didn't argue with the boss about the shifts.

Wen was a bit disappointed at first but we dealt with it. I was allowed to come home for lunch on Thursday so I met her at her dad's. Well I didn't really get my Turkey day fix there or with the plates my mom sent home from my family.

Wen fixed dinner on Saturday though. The Bryant's came over and we had a feast. Wen did an outstanding job! The turkey was awesome; the best baked bird I have ever eaten. The dressing rocked even though she said it wasn't her best. We also had green beans (excellent), corn, peas (yuck), mashed potatoes (I pass), pea salad (watcha think), noodles, celery sticks, deviled eggs, rolls, and I can't even remember what else. Crystal made the mashed taters and some sort of sweet potato desert.

We ate left overs last night and I ate too much I think. I asked wen where she got the recipe for the turkey. It looked perfect and tasted perfect. She said Pastor Gary. WOW! Great recipe PG and great cooking Wen.

What's for lunch honey?

[MacUser]

Sounds great. Glad it all worked out.
We had a great time also.

[beckrl]

You never know were some recipes come from

[Jennifer Smith]

Sounds like a great meal! I cooked a pretty good one too, although it was a bit simpler.. we had turkey, gravy, potatoes, sweet potato casserole, salad, and rolls... mmm..

...and today we had the awesome creamy turkey noodle dish that I can't remember the name of.