Thanksgiving

Looking ahead to Thanksgiving again this year. But not in a good way. Growing up we had a big meal at my Grandma Janes's house out in the countryside. And she was huge into gardening. So all of the vegetables came from her garden. And she always had some of her corn on the cobb for me, because she knew how much I loved it...

"As my witness I thought turkeys could fly."

Most restaurants are closed on Thanksgiving. Here's a list of those that will be open on November 25th.

Why did the turkey cross the road in Montana?

Instead of plopping down in front of the TV for the Macy's Day Parade, join the run! It's fun and helps feed the hungry people in our community.

The hubby decided to make the turkey for dinner, and of course when you have turkey, you must have stuffing, mashed potatoes, gravy, and one of my favorites and a staple for the holidays in my house green bean casserole. And to top it off, a lovely Dutch apple pie, yum.

The next 35 days go so fast, so don't blink.

I think my favorite holiday treat is either Oreos or pretzels dipped in white chocolate. I'm not really picky though.

Traveling for the Thanksgiving holiday is going to be challenging with several weather systems likely to cause delays from coast to coast.

Flakesgiving has become an annual tradition for Mark & Paul and Cat Country 102.9. The event will be at MetraPark this year on November 16 and 17, 2018.

A new report from asecurelife.com ranks Montana #8 on the list of Most Dangerous States for Thanksgiving Holiday Travel. North Dakota topped the list with Wyoming at #3.

I can't help thinking back on the Thanksgiving gatherings from my younger years. Looking back at pictures of all of the uncles on my mom's side of the family gathered in my grandparents living room. EVERY adult smoking something! But, as I got older, I was eventually invited into the card games our family played...