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Roasted Lamb, mixed veggies & roasted purple potatoes.
 
spiral cut ham, corn casserole, new potatoes, and 5 kinds of pie... oh, and for the brave, a Tennessee Fruit Cake (soaked in JD).
 
Nothing.
Still rolling on the floor in agony and praying to the Alka Seltzer Gods after over indulgence at lunchtime.
~Ooohhh, chocolate orange.....~
 
Prime rib with fantastic béarnaise sauce roasted potatoes Yorkshire pudding and spinach. 10 layer chocolate cake for desert.

This is the best meal of the year.
 
Cajun turkey breast with mashed taters...(and pork gravy from yesterday at the mom-in-law's). I had turkey and dressing over at Pete's this afternoon.
 
My famous turkey, dressing, mashed potatoes, brussel sprouts--with apple pie (two kinds of apples Gala and Granny Smith) and pumpkin pie. I hurt now so wake me in a few for more pie and coffee.
 
had Spiral cut Ham, cheesie mashed potatoes, baked beans, cole slaw, and croissant on the dinner plate... the hors d'oeuvres started at noon and were served all after noon until dinner around 5. For hors d'oeuvre we had, summer sausage, pepper jack cheese, crackers, "ham rolls" (baby dills, sweet pickles, or olives wrapped in a sour cream and ham roll... good stuff Maynard!), bbq mini-franks, sweet pickles, baby dills, olives, deviled eggs, and random candies that were found in stockings...

man... i tell ya... I'm S-T-U-F-F-E-D

and glad I don't eat like that all the time
 
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