Yes sir. I LOVE Turkey.. Preferably the white meat.
Lots of good seasoned stuffing smothered in gravy adn home made mashed YAMS (like mashed taters) with lotsa high cholesterol butter and plenty of brown sugar..
Add some cinnamon on top.
ALWAYS save room for taste testing ALL of the pies and other desserts and my granddaughter always makes her famous peanut butter Fudge and also chocolate...The kind ya find at the fairs. Besides being smart and a great softball player she can really cook.. Some day she will make someone a great wife as long as the boy don't get in her way or career she wants as a medical Physicians Assistant.
We should have about fifteen or so here Thanksgiving Day.. All family. Always a great time..
This may be my last year of actively working and servicing accounts. I need to get my 40 year old nephew trained and ready to talk and work with people whom I have spent years working with and assisting them with their plant equipment, operations, methodology of doing various operations, and of course finishing the final product cost effectively and making that finish last a long time..
Nobody likes to see their black iron railing start to rust even after ten years.. Or FADING Black to washed out black.
I help them with all these best practices for a product they can stand behind proudly.. My railing company I take care of and advise started out ten years ago in a basemnt. Then it put up a 5,000 sq. Ft. steel building. Each year theyhave added on another 5,000 sq. feet. Now they are at 50,000 square feet and selling their product all over the eastern third of the country. Their products are awesome and they withstand the weather and don't fade even in Florida UV light. Anxious to see what they've been up to since it has been awhile since I was there.
So tomorrow and Wednesday are travel days and meeting days..
Stamina is the only thing I worry about. I tire fairly easily anymore and need to rest awhile.
So this is kinda a road test for me..
I don't need the income. I just enjoy the folks I am helping improve their quality and help them with all things manufacturing.
so, I will see y'all somewhat later! 
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