T-Day Plans
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From: Long Beach, MS
Yes, Lainey. That's Morgan. Thanks for asking.
She has shown steady, if very gradual improvement. I will get a much better idea of exactly how much progress she has made in her battle with what is almost certainly long covid once we have spent some time together.
She has shown steady, if very gradual improvement. I will get a much better idea of exactly how much progress she has made in her battle with what is almost certainly long covid once we have spent some time together.
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From: The (S)Low Country
I'll more than likely be on my own this year for the first time in my life. Both my children will be away but I'll be fine. I may start some Christmas decorating of I may not -- we'll see.
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From: bolton
This thanksgiving will be very quiet I suspect. Just Barb and I, no travel, no plans.
It will be the first without my mother. My eldest son may come over.
I hope I won't spend this thanksgiving in the ER or a hospital or recovering.
It's almost a holiday tradition. seriously,2 3 knee jobs, colon resection. clavicle from bouncing off my bike last year,
my mother fell and I had to take her to hospital, dog bite, my wife had vertigo really bad.
All on different years.
It will be the first without my mother. My eldest son may come over.
I hope I won't spend this thanksgiving in the ER or a hospital or recovering.
It's almost a holiday tradition. seriously,
my mother fell and I had to take her to hospital, dog bite, my wife had vertigo really bad.
All on different years.
We visit 3 houses over 3 days around Thanksgiving so much eating shall ensue!
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From: The (S)Low Country
Got an invitation to have thanksgiving dinner with my neighbor and his family who are visiting from out of town. Thought it was very nice of him but frankly I'd rather just spend the day at home.