Thanksgiving?

Hope you all find something to be thankful for in this crazy assed year. What are your plans? Mine just took a dump-the younger son is a type I diabetic and asthma patient. He and his girlfriend are going in to lockdown mode and don't want to do anything. She's concerned the salon where she works will shut down Friday, thankfully my son has a job that easily transitioned to working from home.

My older son will be on duty at the firehouse, his wife and kids plan on staying home. I'm just hoping the weather will cooperate and be warm enough for a motorcycle ride that day. I'll have a nice bottle of bourbon waiting for me at home if it does-actually it'll be waiting even if I don't go anywhere LOL.

My sister lives alone, she may want to have dinner but she also has immunity deficiencies so we'll see how that goes.

Thanksgiving has always been my favorite holiday-first world problems I know but this shit is getting old and pissing me off. Rant off.

If I get my way, I'll go antelope hunting.

I'm going to go over to another member's house and harass his family. (Well, several of us are)

I'll be headed up to WY to spend the day with family.

Happy thanksgiving.

Probably either be trying to fill my mule deer archery tag, fly fishing Cheeseman Canyon, or maybe in Boise eating turkey, who knows. I’m single and not too many options for getting together with anyone else around town as everyone seems to be just fine going back in to lockdown mode again.

Going on you tube and see if there's a virtual turkey dinner [ROFL2]

My wife hates thanksgiving so we usually go on a camping trip. In 2015 we went to Big Bend National Park in TX. In 2016 we went to Tucson and in 2018 we went to the Gulf Coast of Texas.

Last Thanksgiving we had a special celebration at my dad's house because he had just been diagnosed with ALS and we knew it was likely his last one.

This year we're hooking up the trailer and going to Grand Junction. I'm about 3 1/2 years from retirement and we're scouting out places to go after we no longer have to live in the Denver area. Grand Junction is at the top of our list.

My wife, and I, (and my immediate family) feel the same about Thanksgiving. The best Thanksgivings I've ever had were when my family went to Las Vegas as a kid, and the whole family went to Glenwood last year.

My nephews was coming with his wife and kids but they have decided to stay home. My two sons will be home and this likely it. It sucks because Thanksgiving is probably my favorite holiday and I enjoy spending time with my family and friends.