what is it

i dont see it

not me, us Canadians had ours last month. I had a pumpkin pie cheesecake this year that was amazing!

what does a Canadian thanksgiving consist of?

you guys have to like stuffing, right?

u have images off?

just kidding i see it lol

i make a mean blumpkin pie from scratch

I bought 2 at Publix this AM, too lazy to make them from scratch anymore.

My wife started me (since noone else in my immediate family eats much pie) on it already. I need to work out more now.

this is going to be making love to my pie.

exactly the same thing as you guys, I'm pretty sure. Turkey/Ham, stuffing, mash potatoes/roast potatoes, gravy, maybe peas/carrots/brussel spouts, moose meat, seal blubber and snow cones. What'd you think we eat?

yes i will be eating some "pie"

that's my 4th grade joke of the day

sweet ham cubes, bagged milk and fries with gravy, washed down with a molson tall boy just like first settlers

oh, i just thought it might be slightly different.

seal blubber, lol

Oh MAN!, You haven't lived until you've tried a proper poutine.

I'm not 100% sure actually, but I just assume it's the same. There might be a few different traditions between the two countries, but the main bits (turkey, gravy, stuffing) are the same I think.

i spent five weeks in canadia once. had some poutine. grew some zits.

where'd you go?

actually, did 3 entries

1. montreal, quebec city, toronto
2. vancouver, calgary
3. thunderbay -> timmins -> ottawa -> thetford mines -> trois riviers -> chicoutimi -> halifax -> charlottestown -> st. john NFLD -> all points in between

Wow, that's covering a lot of land. So these were three separate trips? Trips for joy, or trips for business?

a tour...so business

I can't wait to have some pie

I can't wait till pumpkin Pie, it's one of my favorite desserts by far. On a related note I bought some pumpkin spice creamer and have been using it in my coffee every morning, it's amazing.

Pecan Pie, with real whipped cream.