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This was the demo turkey. It didn't taste nearly as good as the actual turkey that they served us. And there was mashed potatos (potatoes?) and ham and corn and stuffing and green |
| beans and gelatin and near-beer and roasted turkey and sparkling apple cider and shrimp and pies and more pies and ice cream and etc, etc... |  |
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They did a wonderful job decorating the DFAC. Some of the people working there even had on costumes of the era of the first Thanksgiving (before it was a holiday, that is). The place where you pick up your utensils looked like a wagon. Lights twinkled everywhere. There was a faux-fireplace, complete with faux-fire! Streamers lined the cieling, candles and flowers trimmed the tables, and background music all gave the DFAC a welcoming environment. I began wondering how I've gone through life this long without Elvis singing at my Thanksgiving table. |  |
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The outside was also decorated. There was this Tee-Pee, and there was another one, but not as good as this one, and there were cardboard bison, too. I wonder what they're doing with those after Thanksgiving, 'cuz I'm thinking it would make a nice addition to the Shack's frontyard... |