Thanks to the indigenous people of what is now Canada. Unknowingly they gifted the land to the white invaders who arrived with their guns and diseases and a fevered desire to master Nature rather than living in harmony with it.
I laughed at almost all of these ... I have that same set of Corel dishes in the last picture ... Grandpa's gravy pourer ... OMG! Happy Thanksgiving ... 🦃!
Happy Thanksgiving, Deb!! I especialy loved the crab/ turkey/octopus, and as an old nurse, I Really loved 'Granpa's gravy boat'!!!! Have a festive Feast! bobbie
I remember seeing an antiques program where a lady brought in a beautiful "18th century gravy boat." She was a bit confounded when the appraiser explained it was a lady's antique urinal.
chilled in the sink, why is is always turkey? Friends across the way are seventh day adventists- they have a tofu turkey shaped glob for thanksgiving. WHY?
Such great memes! Love the turkey chillin in the sink and the Cthuluh turkey -- never asked to prepare the meal again (Win!). Happy Thanksgiving, Debra! Happy Harvest Festival!
L’Action de grâce est arrivée ! Nous préparons une dinde rôtie avec une farce aux pommes de terre Nouveau-Brunswick, des légumes racines et du sucré à la creme. Patrimoine et fierté du Canada :-) Monsieur Dupuis 🇨🇦
Hello Debra, That Cthulhu turkey is great, and where did you dig up that old Dennis the Menace? I have not thought of those cartoons in years! And the female urinal is called a bourdalou. I tried to get some good pics but got this:
AI Overview A bourdalou can refer to an 18th-century portable female urinal or a classic French pear and almond tart.
Yum! We know what is for dessert. Try this for some quick bourdalou images: https://www.google.com/search?newwindow=1&client=firefox-b-d&hs=uqnq&udm=imgs&fbs=ABfTbFVyMZGZf1hfvX9uKjN_-G8c4u0nXx4bEIpwm1lnNH832SMIiTl3t-JZ4hGJOxPbHYSIu8Q64jU5EwQ-803VaKbd8XGNh2EAGT96nVa30badWXBZxFXVGBd7-kEiIsZZ-f1VVAQWActbR1Blefd2fzHOMlZbw1ZzunFac9BLKNMtV7HmCH9gEVbtBrFN4UpIi0ylh1L7jxgU7uaDu1QkbsVJFZsXiA&q=bourdalou&sa=X
@ Parnassus (Jim) -- Thanks for the link to images of all those bourdalous! In fairness, they DO look like gravy boats, but without the lip for pouring.
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A few good chuckles here!
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving and blessings to you.
ReplyDeleteGrandpa's old gravy pitcher almost made me do a coffee spit-take! Happy Thanksgiving, Debra.
ReplyDeleteThe Family Circus never disappoints.
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving to you and yours. From here it throws me off the thanksgiving there is before Halloween.
Happy Thanksgiving, the gravy is the most redneck thing I have seen all week.
ReplyDelete"I'm with Delicious!"
ReplyDeleteJoyfull Thanksgiving to you 🦃🍴
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chuckles, I wish you a wonderful Thanksgiving, Debra.
ReplyDeleteThanks to the indigenous people of what is now Canada. Unknowingly they gifted the land to the white invaders who arrived with their guns and diseases and a fevered desire to master Nature rather than living in harmony with it.
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving, Debra! Our "thanksgiving" was on Oct. 4th, however it's not an official holiday.
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving!
ReplyDeleteThat turkey does look pretty good though.
ReplyDeleteI laughed at almost all of these ... I have that same set of Corel dishes in the last picture ... Grandpa's gravy pourer ... OMG!
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving ... 🦃!
🤣🐻 I love the tablemates in the first one! You Canadians are so darned neighborly!! 🥰
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving, Debra.
ReplyDeleteOh, too funny. Hard to pick a favorite.
ReplyDeleteGrandpa’s old gravy pitcher got an audible groan from me.
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving, Deb!! I especialy loved the crab/ turkey/octopus, and as an old nurse, I Really loved 'Granpa's gravy boat'!!!!
ReplyDeleteHave a festive Feast!
bobbie
Urk! The gravy pitcher! I actually do not like turkey and no amount of gravy will change that.
ReplyDeleteI remember seeing an antiques program where a lady brought in a beautiful "18th century gravy boat." She was a bit confounded when the appraiser explained it was a lady's antique urinal.
ReplyDelete@ Boud -- Oh dear oh dear oh dear, LOL!
DeleteAlso happy Thanksgiving!
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgibbenz!!!!
ReplyDeletechilled in the sink, why is is always turkey? Friends across the way are seventh day adventists- they have a tofu turkey shaped glob for thanksgiving. WHY?
ReplyDelete🍁🧡🍁Happy Thanksgiving🍁🧡🍁 Eh
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving my friend.
ReplyDeleteSuch great memes! Love the turkey chillin in the sink and the Cthuluh turkey -- never asked to prepare the meal again (Win!).
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving, Debra! Happy Harvest Festival!
Dear Debra, these are great. Thank you so much, dear friend. Happy Thanksgiving ❤️ 😊
ReplyDeleteThanks for the laughs! Happy Thanksgiving, Debra.
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving, Debra! Thanks for the laughs.
ReplyDeleteL’Action de grâce est arrivée !
ReplyDeleteNous préparons une dinde rôtie avec une farce aux pommes de terre Nouveau-Brunswick, des légumes racines et du sucré à la creme.
Patrimoine et fierté du Canada :-)
Monsieur Dupuis 🇨🇦
Still laughing (through gritted teeth) at that last one, hahaha. Happy Thanksgiving.
ReplyDeleteThe octoturkey looks great, but most of all, I wish I knew a bear I could invite to join me for dinner.
ReplyDeleteLove,
Janie
Happy thanksgiving!
ReplyDeleteOmg that Cthulhu turkey? *chef’s kiss*.
XOXO
Funny. Happy Thanksgiving.
ReplyDeleteHello Debra, That Cthulhu turkey is great, and where did you dig up that old Dennis the Menace? I have not thought of those cartoons in years! And the female urinal is called a bourdalou. I tried to get some good pics but got this:
ReplyDeleteAI Overview
A bourdalou can refer to an 18th-century portable female urinal or a classic French pear and almond tart.
Yum! We know what is for dessert. Try this for some quick bourdalou images: https://www.google.com/search?newwindow=1&client=firefox-b-d&hs=uqnq&udm=imgs&fbs=ABfTbFVyMZGZf1hfvX9uKjN_-G8c4u0nXx4bEIpwm1lnNH832SMIiTl3t-JZ4hGJOxPbHYSIu8Q64jU5EwQ-803VaKbd8XGNh2EAGT96nVa30badWXBZxFXVGBd7-kEiIsZZ-f1VVAQWActbR1Blefd2fzHOMlZbw1ZzunFac9BLKNMtV7HmCH9gEVbtBrFN4UpIi0ylh1L7jxgU7uaDu1QkbsVJFZsXiA&q=bourdalou&sa=X
--Jim
@ Parnassus (Jim) -- Thanks for the link to images of all those bourdalous! In fairness, they DO look like gravy boats, but without the lip for pouring.
DeleteThese are great, and I hope that bear didn't eat the entire Thanksgiving dinner. I hope you had a super holiday Debra.
ReplyDeleteHappy Canada Thanksgiving. Favorite is the one with the Grinch.
ReplyDeleteWell Happy Thanksgiving. I hope you had a marvelous time. That last meme with the gravy had me gagging a little.
ReplyDeleteGravy Pitcher ... I think I'll pass on Thanksgiving this year.
ReplyDeleteThis is so amusing! Love your memes always
ReplyDeleteOh noooo on grandpas gravy boat. Bahahahaha.
ReplyDeletehahaha fun all
ReplyDeletethe passport one haha
Well that’s one way of getting out of cooking. Make a big squid 🦑
ReplyDeleteHappy thanksgiving to you