Although I don’t agree with how
Thanksgiving first came about with all the murdering and pillaging of the
natives and I think that should foremost be acknowledged- I do agree with what
it’s turned into; the coming together of family/friends over a nice meal. This
will be my first vegan Thanksgiving so I want to give thanks to all the foods
I’ll be missing this year-
Thank you Turkey- dark meat only
Thank you green bean casserole
Thank you marshmallows with sweet
potatoes
Thank you gravy
Thank you buttery, milky, delicious
breads and potatoes and pies!!!!! AHHHHHHHHHH!
So what exactly am I going to eat for
Thanksgiving this year you ask? My boyfriend, sister and her boyfriend are all
attending a Vegan Thanksgiving hosted by the Triangle Vegetarian Society of
North Carolina! This is a buffet of all
Vegan dishes that you can gorge yourself on for hours! The menu isn’t what I’m used to in regard to
Thanksgiving past, but my mouth is already watering looking at what will be filling my plate(s).
On top of all this
deliciousness and the fact that we don’t have to clean 1 goddamn dish, I’m going to now
boast what we are doing for Black Friday. Although it does deal with over consumption
(a no-no in the Albini/Whitmore realm), it’s ALL local and, more importantly,
necessary.
Sorry to put my awesome weekend on blast, but
I’m completely excited about this weekend, not only to see my sister, but to do some new amazing things with the people I love most. T-12hours until take off
To close, a picture of the lovely Tulip the Turkey of whom my bestie Christy adopted this Thanksgiving
To close, a picture of the lovely Tulip the Turkey of whom my bestie Christy adopted this Thanksgiving