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[Kyung]

Well, I know times are tough and Thanksgiving is around the corner, the season of overeating. And to help keep your tables groaning, I am coming to you with the latest and greatest.

I just bought my 24 pound Butterball turkey at Pavilions for $8.99 with a $25 minimum purchase. I don't know about you, but prices at the stores have gone so high, I was able to easily make the minimum. I think turkeys that are 16 pounds and uner are $6.99. So if you're wondering where you can get a good turkey, try your local Pavilions.

You know, I think we used to have a discussion on here about sales and stuff. I don't know what happened to it. I'm sure it's still around somewhere. But w/the holiday season coming and the economy the way it is, I bet there's going to be tons of sales going on. We should resurrect that thread here in the SoCal forum.

[kathy - iamwrdsmth]

Kyung, I heard also that Mervyn's is going out of business!
there should be lots for sale there!!
kathy

[Marla Sharp]

Thanks for the info, Kyung. We haven't gotten our turkey yet. I hope they still have some left. God, I LOVE turkey. I don't know why I don't eat it more throughout the year.

[Kyung]

Probably bec. a good roasted turkey is quite a PITA to make. My turkey is a two-day affair of brining and whatnot. But it is pretty good.

[Marla Sharp]

I'm the luckiest person in the world because my husband does all the cooking. I really can't cook to save my life. It's like an art form that requires lots of timing and patience, qualities I must be lacking in, I guess.

I remember my mom saying to me, "You'd better get up here and watch me. I'm not goiing to be around forever to teach you." So I'm very blessed I found a man who loves to cook beause I never did learn.

[Kyung]

You've got to have timing and patience. Your job requires it.