Hello! Welcome to the Weekend Traffic Jam Reboot – a blog link up for all kinds of posts.
This link up is hosted by Marsha in the Middle, Melynda from Scratch Made Food & DYI Homemade Household, Sue from Women Living Well After 50, and me. Look for the link party to go live on Thursdays at 9:30pm EDT.
This is a link-up where we not only allow you to share your past posts but we encourage it. So share away!
I hope all of you have a wonderful Thanksgiving!
Little Miss and I made pumpkin pies last night and today The Husband and I made the rest of dinner to take over to my parents and give them a break from cooking for once.
The Husband woke up very early to put the turkey in and I made the mashed potatoes. The Husband also made sweet potatoes like his grandfather used to make – baked in the oven with brown sugar on top.
What dishes did you have this year?
On to our most clicked for the week:
Here is our most clicked:
|| Black and White Simple and Elegant Tablescape by Thrifting Wonderland ||
And my highlights for this week:
|| An Offer Mom Can’t Refuse by Ponder The Cat ||
|| What’s On Your Bookshelf by Women Living Well After 50 ||
|| Fall Denim Days by Chez Mireille Fashion Travel Mom ||
|| Holiday Gift Guide Cozy Fantasy Edition by Still Life, With Cracker Crumbs ||
I’m so glad you are here and participating in our weekly link-up of family-friendly, fun, educational, interesting, crafty, fashionable, and whatever else posts. I hope you’ll tell your followers about our post (feel free to copy and paste the graphic) and visit the blogs in the link-up.
Now it is your turn to link up your favorite posts. They can be fashion, lifestyle, DIY, food, etc. All we ask is that they be family-friendly. You can link up posts from last week or even from years ago. You can share up to three links each week.
We are always looking for additional hosts so let us know if you want to help out and we are also looking for more links from fashion bloggers so let your fashion bloggers know!
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Hi Lisa and Happy Thanksgiving weekend. My shares this time are #45,46,47, and 48 at Traffic Jam Reboot Nov. 28, 2024. So glad you had a good holiday and wish you and your readers well. Nancy Andres @ Colors 4 Health.
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How lovely that you made the Thanksgiving meal for your parents, Lisa! @hat a treat for them and how wonderful to have recipes that have been handed down! Thanks, as always, for hosting!
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Lisa,
Sounds like you had a wonderful Thanksgiving!!
My Link Ups for this week are # 35, 36 and 37!
Thanks so much for hosting this wonderful party!! I really appreciate the time and effort that goes into it along with visiting all the links!! I hope you are having a great week!!
Hugs,
Deb
Debbie-Dabble Blog
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I hope you had a wonderful day!
Thank you for liking my post!
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We had two different kinds of potatoes (no gravy), cranberry jelly from the can (two cans in fact), four or five pies, a cake, and my Aunt Lou’s cherry/blueberry delights! Oh, and we had turkey with green bean casserole and rolls. There may have been more, but I sent them all home with the kids. Can you believe Mike wanted something to eat at 6:30? Of course, I had to fix it as he can’t reach the microwave. I was like…seriously, dude, eat more at the big meal!
Have a wonderful rest of the week, Lisa!
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So very nice that you couldWe had an early Thanksgiving with our Alaska kids and Chicago kids coming here on Tuesday. It was so very special to get to be together! And then on Saturday our daughter’s in-laws will all be here! So I am very grateful for gathering this year. It’s not something I take for granted any longer!
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i am so sorry, my arthritic fingers keep messing up my typing here. I meant to say that I am so glad you could take the meal to share with your parents. I surely appreciate all the cooking that our kids share now.
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