It is Thanksgiving Day here in the USA. I would like to wish all of my fellow bloggers in the USA a Happy Thanksgiving Day. I realize that due to COVID Thanksgiving might not be the same. Some states have draconian lockdown rules. Travel is not the same.

For my fellow bloggers in other countries, Thanksgiving Day in the U.S. is one of the biggest holidays of the year. It is a time that families come together often traveling to visit.
Many bloggers will post what they are thankful for and that is wonderful. I felt more like posting a humorous story about a Thanksgiving in the past. Hopefully it will give someone a smile or a laugh.
Many years ago, I decided to cook a Thanksgiving lunch for my weekend groups. I invited all of the people who came to my weekend groups and their spouses/families. I had it all planned and had even bought two large turkeys.
There was a restaurant that served red potatoes cooked with some of the skins still on. I loved those potatoes. So I decided to boil some red potatoes to make mashed potatoes.
I put the two large turkeys in the oven and began boiling a huge pot of potatoes. Then I realized one little problem. I did not know how to tell when the turkeys were done cooking. Since I was in the kitchen in my church basement, I had an idea.

I went up to the main floor hoping to find one of the women from the church. I found one. It was my friend Kris. I asked her a questions, “Kris how do I know when turkeys are done?”
She answered with a question similar to ones I have heard many times, “Why what are you doing?”
I explained I was trying to cook a Thanksgiving lunch for my weekend groups. She came down and saw what perhaps was a disaster area in her mind. She took over.
She explained to me that one has to wash potatoes before boiling them and that was why there was dirt floating on the top. She also explained it takes longer to cook turkeys than to boil potatoes. I realized I was out of my league. I let her know if she helped me she could invite her family to join us.
The meal ended up being a success. My international friends enjoyed the experience. Kris’s family enjoyed a meal and I was happy that God had placed someone in my path who knew what they were doing.
So who wants me to cook for them?
Happy Thanksgiving America. Thank you for reading. God Bless.
Happy Thanksgiving!
Hope you had a blessed one
Happy Thanksgiving
Funny story. It reminds me of some of my cooking adventures. At least your heart was in the right place. Happy Thanksgiving π¦!
Hope you had a bless3d Thanksgiving
My dear friend, I will cook for you any time. You can stop at the bakery & bring dessert.
I think you need adventure lol
Wonderful story and funny! But, it shows a servant’s heart. Happy Thanksgiving to you!
Hope you had a blessed Thanksgiving
I have never cooked a thanksgiving meal but this was funny to read. Happy thanksgiving!!
Hope your was a blessing π€
It went well π
Happy Thanksgiving. I’m Thankful for your blog I love reading them and my blogging community. β€οΈ
Thank you π hope your Thanksgiving was a blessing
Happy Thanksgiving, big bro.
I pray that you will experience His divine visitation.
I’m thankful, for having you in my blogosphere. π
Thank you little sister
Thank God for Kris! πHappy Thanksgiving big brother!
She was a big help. Hope your Thanksgiving was a blessing
LOL! Happy thanksgiving. Hope somebody cooks you a good meal. And I’m sure you have plenty to be grateful for.
Thank you. Someone dropped off som3 food π€
Happy Thanksgiving!
Happy Thanksgiving
Hope yours was a blessing
Yes I did, thanks for asking
ππΌββοΈ Hey Iβm willing to be a guinea pig! Anytime someone volunteers to cook for me, Iβm all in! π
Funny story!…dirt floating on top of the water… π reminds me of the time I was first learning to cook! I actually boiled the hamburger instead of browning it! π€£ Fun times!
Hope you had a great Thanksgiving Big Brother! π¦π
Hope yours was a blessing. Now o know not to boil hamburger π π
I decided to check out your blog because I know you would have a nice thanksgiving story. I was not disappointed. I can’t imagine what possess you to bake two turkeys.π. I hope you had an enjoyable thanksgiving. How was your day?
It was ok. How are you?
Great. I am doing good. Thank the Lord.