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[fromthelostdays]

Okay, day before Thanksgiving. Who all wants to help with the cooking?

Oh, and does anyone who celebrates the holiday back home have any traditional family dishes it just doesn't feel like Thanksgiving without? Can't promise anything if there ends up being fifty different things people want, but we can try.

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[toiletseat_girl]

. . . chicken and noodles wouldn't be bad.

[mother_issues]

Noodles?

[toiletseat_girl]

Yeah, noodles. Those thick, flat ones that taste like they're supposed to be homemade, but aren't.

[mother_issues]

The egg ones?

[toiletseat_girl]

Yeah, those ones. With shredded white meat chicken, not the dark meat. Dark meat is disgusting.

[mother_issues]

I never had that, but it sounds pretty good.

[toiletseat_girl]

It's my favorite. Okay, that and the stuffing, the mashed potatoes, the three-bean salad, the cranberry sauce, the corn on the cob, the pumpkin pie, the apple pie, the cherry pie and------yeah, can you tell that I like Thanksgiving?

[mother_issues]

::laughs::

I was getting the idea, yeah.

[toiletseat_girl]

It's one of the only holidays where I was guaranteed a peaceful time. Mostly because we were all too busy chewing to talk. Until my little sister did her annual Exorcist-impersonation.

[mother_issues]

Annual?

[toiletseat_girl]

Yeah. Every year, she'd forget that stuffing makes her sick to her stomach. So every year, she'd wind up hurling halfway through the third course.

[mother_issues]

...I'm thinking that's the part you're not going to miss, huh.

[toiletseat_girl]

. . . I miss her. But not the hurling.

[mother_issues]

Exactly. Times like this I'm happy to be an only child.

[toiletseat_girl]

It was definitely fun while it lasted for me.

[mother_issues]

How much younger is your sister?