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Message: <blockquote data-quote="DallasFanForever" data-source="post: 345928" data-attributes="member: 13221">Yes, we’ve noticed! Thank you cause I’m still too lazy to go back and look at all the ones you suggested last year. And also because, well, “Tripping over everyone’s decorations and ending up on the ground Forever”  is kind of too long of a Christmas name to use. I’ve always felt Thanksgiving is Christmas without all the hoopla. And I like all the hoopla of Christmas but for me Thanksgiving is so much more peaceful and quiet. But I don’t know, do we really need to wait for a holiday to give thanks? Every day is Thanksgiving for all of us, whether we celebrate that holiday or not and regardless of where we live. Corny perhaps but true. Yes, ours went back last Saturday night. I have mixed feelings on the whole clock thing to be honest. I like when it gets dark earlier cause down here it helps keep things cooler plus I don’t mind darkness. Yet this is that time of year we start working a little later and I don’t like driving in the dark. Thank you for saying that Lashes! This year I’m actually looking forward to the holidays again and I’m glad that’s the case. I shocked a lot of people last year by showing up Christmas Eve and from what I hear now the chatter is “Will he show up two years in a row?” I’m planning on it of course but I do like keeping them guessing a little. It’s quite fun! Oh, I don’t think you’re selfish my friend! Maybe we should stop being in such a hurry all the time and watch where we’re going when we walk. But I have been attacked by many tombstones, ghosts, devils, witches, skeletons, gigantic turkeys, Santa and Frosty, the Grinch, Rudolph, all the other reindeer and just about every other decoration you can think of including the Christmas trees and lights themselves. I always find it a little sad when the kids get to that age when they don’t trick or treat anymore. I was all set to take my niece this year like we usually do but she mentioned these things called friends and a party and I realized that the day I dreaded for 13 years was finally here. On the other hand, it was nice to get to sleep early on a Halloween for a change. I have to try that. I do like natural fruit juice and drinking strictly water is getting old. I notice I’m missing the soda and iced tea a lot less now than I did at first though. Perhaps I got used to not having them now. You’re welcome my friend! I’m glad I made such an impact with the coffee ice cream. It was obviously a big hit. I go to this frozen yogurt place once in awhile and they make this special thing that’s half coffee and half peanut butter. DFF is not a big fan of either one but I have to say they go together very well for some reason. I like coffee cake too. Definitely not my favorite cake but it’s up there for me. This thread is killing my diet but I don’t care LOL!! Thank you Lashes! I can’t remember ever having a hurricane in November but Nicole obviously didn’t care about that. Luckily she turned away from South Florida when she made landfall so for us she was just a tropical storm. It was nowhere near as bad as Ian thankfully. I really hope that’s it for this season. I hope you’re having a good week so far my friend and the same goes for everyone else!!</blockquote>

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