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Well Thanksgiving is only a couple of days away...Pumpkin Pie...yum...with lots of whipped cream on top.
What do you do to make this holiday easier? Especially when everyone is coming to your house?
My daughters are going to help me. But I'm going to be doing some stuff, and am trying to figure it all out.
Actually this should have been "Holiday ideas" Cause Christmas is right around the corner.
Any great recipes out there?
I'm Thankful for All of You!!!!
Love Lizzie
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