How Not to Have a Thanksgiving Holiday

[billfl]

Hope everyone on LJ had a great Turkey day (in both the MST context and otherwise). Ours has been - shall we say - less than such.

Comments

[austin_dern]

Oh, dear ... well, that's altogether far too much excitement for the holiday. I recommend you don't do this again.

I'm glad she's feeling better. Best wishes to her, please.

[billfl]

I recommend you don't do this again.

Now you tell me.

Thanks for the wishes wished.

[equinoxx]

Here's wishing Paula a speedy full recovery, and better days ahead for you both.

[billfl]

Thanks, David. We appreciate it.

[bookworm1225]

Key-flippin'-ripes! *sends get-well-quickly vibes to Paula* I hope you're holding up well, too, Bill.

[billfl]

Thanks, Sarah. I'm doing pretty good, although my levels of mental confusion have risen lately (I know, I know, how can anyone tell?).

[cocoajava]

EEEK! Geez Louise, worst Thanskgiving ever!

I'm glad Paula's getting better, but what a thing to go through. I'm sure this was a painful, scary experience for her (and for you, too!)

I think you're allowed to have your own Thanksgving feast later on, when she's feeling good, if you like. Just take the holidays on your own schedule this year.

Please let Paula know I'm holding her in my good thoughts!

[billfl]

Thanks Lori. It was kinda scary, but now we're starting to slide (cautiously) into relieved (tempered by frustrated, but that has more to do with her job than her health).

We shall declare a feast day in Paula's honor, complete with Lasagna, homemade Pimiento Cheese and Punkin Pie, later on.

[cocoajava]

Mmm. Sounds like a most excellent feast awaiting you both, up ahead!

[creepygirl_chow]

Ay yi yi. Good vibes sent to both of you.

[billfl]

Thanks, cg! We needed that.