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Mama's Losin' It

This week I thought it would be nice to take part in Mama Kat's Writer's Workshop. With writer's prompts, I decided to just show you in pictures my response to #2.) Share a photo of what Thanksgiving looks like in your neck of the woods.
 
Oh, yeah.  These are pictures from last Thanksgiving at my house.


What?!  It could happen.

Really.  It could.  Especially if you picture the boy in stripes is not laughing but burping.  Yep.  That's my house.

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  1. That's funny. Those old Norman Rockwell pictures are very cute, but I think quite different from most people's lives these days.
    Happy Thanksgiving!

    stopping by from mama kat's

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  2. Love those photos...very clever...love Norman Rockwell.

    Happy Thanksgiving.

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  3. I always wonder what planet Rockwell was living on.

    At least you had dinner at your home, or someone's home right? That's a step up from us

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  4. Hahahha! I wanna see the real pictures now!

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  5. Happy Thanksgiving, a few days late :-)

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