Little known fact: aside from maize, the Native Americans also introduced the Pilgrims to tuxedo shirts.
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ELBOWS OFF THE TABLE!!!
Pretty much every photo I’ve ever taken of my family on any given holiday looks just like this. Well, without the tuxedo shirt.
Sarcastic clothing really rounds out the festive vibe.
Can we get the family time over with so we can watch some football?
Marnie is going to be pissed off now!
Hhahahahahahahahahhahahahahhahahah!
How can they smile? She forgot the cranberries.
Obviously, three people who despise turkey subjected to another bleeping Thanksgiving dinner!!!!
I got a simmilar T-shirt, and it is a cool T-Shirt.
I have so many pictures like this. Because EVERY time my family got together my mom said, : We never have any nice pictures together.
So we started to make it so we didnt have any nice pictures together. haha
Feel the joy.
Poor mom! You can see she put some time into that meal. Look at that cornucopia in the middle – is it made of bread? Come on, people, suck it up, smile for the picture! The rule here is – no smile, no food – works every time! LOL
“No smile, no food” that’s excellent. I’m tucking that away for future reference!
who knows? mom just might be a terrible cook, and they know they have to eat it anyway.
I love it. The dinner shows all of the signs of a mother who can’t live without her traditions; the cornucopia, the fancy china and goblets, everything. She even broke out the candles and tablecloth. And all the family cares about is eating the meal so they can go back to what they were doing while mom was cooking.
I bet that when those kids grow up and have their own kids, that they subject their own families to the same traditions!
I’m not really seeing the awkwardness here…ohh wait I’m not seeing a regulation size caserole dish on that table
Is that.. dare I say… a SOUP spoon?!
At least there are no oversized, blue dishes.
Leonardo DiCaprio’s last family Thanksgiving just before his career hit the big time!
of course they are all mad there is no turkey
Don’t everyone look so HAPPY now….
I seriously want to know how she made that cornucopia.
ME TOO! I was all… wow. I don’t care if my kids do look like that. I will eat it myself, slice by slice.
If Rockwell did his illustrations during the 1980’s, this would be it.
LMAO!!
Personally, I think that this photo PROVES that there is one dude out there who has worn a tuxedo t-shirt as a fashion statement, and succeeded with flying colors. Plus, he sorta resembles a young Greg Brady, no?
my husband wore one at our wedding
You’ll eat Thanksgiving dinner, and you’ll LIKE it!
What the heck is the pink stuff?
I think that is what’s really awkward what the hell is that?
Its an unearthly color of pink. It must be photoshopped.
It looks like beetroot dip. But why so much of it?
The pink stuff might be fruit salad. Cool whip and fruit I think the cherries dye it that color. It has been on some Thankgiving tables I have eaten at…tastes pretty good.
Oh marshmallow jello casserole
My aunt makes a delicious fruit salad with cool whip, cottage cheese, pineapple, and jello. Looks just like that. yummm
I have a dress that has the EXACT same pattern as that wallpaper. Go figure.
Or
“Thanksgiving : Capture the Magic!”
Those people are STARVING, and Mom makes them pose for pictures first.
The awful pink stuff is the cranberries. Strawberry Jello + Cool Whip + a can of cranberry sauce.
best.
Ya know, when ya serve HEAPS of stuffing and MOUNDS of potatos on flat PLATES, they get cold within 2 minutes. This is definately not regulation. No wonder they aren’t smiling they know their food is already cold. It’s enough to make me want to break out the cocktail sauce.
Are you Marnie?
OK…who didn’t bring the regulation casserole dish!?
They just found out mom wanted to make a healthly alternative to the traditional dinner. And that includes…yep, a tofurkey!
Growing up, my mom, not that experienced with a camera, always took what she called a “practice picture”
She’d make a big production of setting everything up just right, and staging us – said it made the picture look more relaxed and spontaneous.
Funny thing, it was way before instant polaroids, and digitals were a distant dream of the future, so even with the practice picture, we still didn’t now how goofy we looked until we got them back from the drug store.
bwahahahaha. I have that same chair.
I like his tuxedo shirt…it says “I want to be formal, but I’m still here to party.”
I think I am going to cry.
The food doesn’t look that good.. X.X
lol
“I want to be formal, but I’m here to party!”