That would work.
PS I once went to a friends house for a Holiday Dinner, she had quite a crowd and a rectangular table with a very pretty tablecloth. I complimented her on her tablecloth and she said , "It is a twin size sheet ".

I'll take the leftover turkey. :wave:

Sorry, operator my leftover turkey is going to magically become soup.

Thanks for the reminder. I just took the last serving of my T-Day soup out of the freezer and will have it tonight. I am off to PA for USA T-Day and am wondering if I can bring back my hostesses turkey carcass.

So Ruth , you get two Thansgivings ? Really ! Nobody invited me to Canada for YOUR Thansgiving !

I did that once. Took my SIL's ham bone from our visit one Easter. She was agast! We were driving and had a cooler - no problem. Boy, was that good soup.

I considered getting a ham, for just that reason , why didn't I ? The price of ham is sky high ! Outrageous campared to the price of turkey.

My sister and I have fought over who got the ham bone from my Mother's Easter dinner.

Hey, Bargoo, come on up for Canadian T-Day - second Monday in October. I'll pick you up at the Ottawa Airport - YOW. I'm serious!

I'd love to do it ! I have been to Canada a few times ( not too much of a stretch living in USA) Had a wonderful time on a weeks vacation in Montreal, once, loved shopping there !

Yay!
 

COSTCO'S spiral ham is the best!

But is it bone in ? Gotta have the bone to make goooood soup.

Just remembered that I have a smoked pork hock in my freezer - good soup fixin's too! I'll put soup making on my list for after my American T-Day adventure.

I have ham hocks in my freezer, too and I have white beans and lentils in my cupboard, saving them all for a rainy day.

Of course it has a bone in it...that's why MY bean soup (thanks to Pillsbury Cookbook) is soooooooooooooo good!

Off to work this morning but coming home early to help babysit that GRANDdaughter...

and show her the new toys we picked up last night!!!