In case its hard to see, EARRINGS! A loaded Thanksgiving plate, dinner rolls, pecan pie, green bean casserole and stove top stuffing!

Punkin pie earrings. I had a pair but lost one and had to replace it, and turkey legs....

Buttah!!!!! Mac and cheese, cranberry sauce and devilled eggs. People are either going to think I've lost it or they are gonna be soooooo jealous when they see me wearing these in my ears! Hahaha haha!

Etsy is a dangerous place for a holiday fiend with no shame.....

Must not forget my eyewear.... every detail ya know....

Happy Thanksgiving everyone!!!

How adorable. Im always motivated to enjoy whatever upcoming holiday when I read your posts. It makes me happy.

Well...uh...I...uh...I don't know what to say.

I like to look at that sort of thang.....You'll be a BIG hit! ☺ It's FUN! I'm more of a solid 18k, real diamonds.... sort of gurl....♥

Me too! However, I am also a tacky stove top stuffing earring sort of girl! Everything in its place and time! And the last 3 months of the year at least......its tacky time!!!!

LOL, they are cute, Amy. I'm not so sure about the green bean casseroles, but the rest look fun to me.

I've never actually tried green bean casserole. I just know that ts iconic, whether it be good or bad, everyone knows it. So I had to have the earrings....

Lots of Thanksgiving shirts on ETSY, if you are still interested. (Be sure the shipping is quick.)

I only saw t-shirts,which I cannot wear to work. I saw one bedazzled turkey shirt which is on the way, but other than that, just t-shirts. I wear Thanksgiving t-shirts in everyday life. I just can't wear them to work. Today I wore my "Strut your Stuffing" shirt to run errands.....

I love your earrings. I can't find my turkey ones. Except for leaves I haven't seen any specific Thanksgiving tops either. Bummer. Holidays are for family, fun and laughter.

When I need a theme for something I often find embroidered sew-on/iron-on patches. Instead of sewing or ironing them on I use magnetic badge strips to attach them to hats, shirts or jackets. If they are not blingy enough I use hot stick rhinestones to add a bit of sparkle.

Love your spirit Amy!!!!

Thanksgiving blouse...https://www.jammysjob.com/products/turkey-happy-thanksgiving-nta260721dkn-vintage-blouse-dress?variant=1000005547933812&gclid=CjwKCAjwoP6LBhBlEiwAvCcthFc9eENQCFHxPJdKP7zWW99l3BYm0F9rW8PXPqQ6iYQ3JSH06JC3_xoCa7EQAvD_BwE

Cute earrings!

What a hoot! I especially love the butter earrings!! Who'd-a-thunk?

Thanksgiving is hard one besides the funny stuff. I mean, pilgrim hats? Cornucopias on a fabric would look as goofy as butter earrings without being funny. But there are some work appropriate cottons with Thanksgiving and T=adjacent prints. If you saw some you liked, and if you don't sew, I'm sure you could find someone on Etsy who'd make you some blouses/shirts or simple dresses (though I think from what you've said you may not work in a skirt/dress friendly environment).

https://www.google.com/search?q=thanksgiving+fabrics&rlz=1C1SQJL_enUS795US795&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjSnNHJovjzAhVKm2oFHe1LDPUQ_AUoAnoECAEQBA&biw=1114&bih=641&dpr=2.91

I think your celebratory attire sounds like a lot of fun!

I can make a meal of Stove Top Stuffing and a glass of wine, when I’m home alone!

LOVE the earrings!

I have a mock turtleneck shirt, slightly off-white with tiny fall oak leaves scattered on it, I used to wear it from mid-September till Thanksgiving, usually with a vest. It’s so cute, and was fine for work. But with age I don’t find turtles or mocks comfortable anymore. And I’m not working anymore either, so I kind of forget to dress for holidays throughiut the season. Why, this year I didn’t even wear my bat socks!

I really need those earrings, though; how fun!

https://www.etsy.com/listing/1028379484/earrings-5-surprise-mini-brands-series-2

Here's where I got them bpath. This seller does lots of mini brand ! Endless fun!

I used to love my strange earrings! Had them for every occasion! If I couldn't find them, I would make them!

Unfortunately a skin condition developed and I had to ditch the earrings! Then my ears closed up!

Have fun with your earrings!

Oh! My! Goodness! ! They are all adorable ! ! ! And so YOU, Amylou!

So much fun!

Rusty

Really fun. You will be all the buzz as everyone checks to see what earrings you turn up in each day.

I was sick yesterday and DH went out for lunch without me. I had sparkley orange enameled pumpkin earrings to wear but I slept through the whole opportunity.

Many Thanksgiving dresses here.

https://www.amazon.com/Autumn-Thanksgiving-Turkey-Sweatshirt-Pullover/dp/B09KLJNTQ2/ref=sr_1_31_sspa?dchild=1&keywords=thanksgiving+dresses&qid=1635822431&sr=8-31-spons&psc=1&spLa=ZW5jcnlwdGVkUXVhbGlmaWVyPUFJVEdSTkFQWlMyWlcmZW5jcnlwdGVkSWQ9QTAxMjgwNjdSWjdZUFgzTlU0UlYmZW5jcnlwdGVkQWRJZD1BMDI5NDk3NzFOSkVNRFVDTjhROTEmd2lkZ2V0TmFtZT1zcF9tdGYmYWN0aW9uPWNsaWNrUmVkaXJlY3QmZG9Ob3RMb2dDbGljaz10cnVl

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Have you checked eBay for Thanksgiving shirts/blouses? I found this new one. I don't know what you can wear to work, but this one is cute.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/154601627584?hash=item23fef99fc0:g:iMUAAOSwyiNhOEeR&var=454681182885

ATK has a recipe for green bean casserole that is very similar to how I've been making it (with a mushroom velouté sauce instead of canned soup), but I do not put canned fried onions on top, although I'm not sure that I would mind those. I've been using a bread crumb topping. I think the important thing to remember is not to overcook the beans, and they are still crisp in my version.

I add pearl onions to mine or else shallots.

Here's a good recipe

from Laura Vitale. Here's her recipe for the onions that go on top.

I was unaware that Thanksgiving fashion was a thing. I did used to have some "Puritan" style shoes that had large buckles on the tops of them, but that's as far as I got regarding a Puritan outfit.

Thanksgiving fashion is likely only a thing to me and others that take holiday fun to the extreme. Although there has to be a market for it, they are certainly not creating this stuff just for me. I think the millennial market is nostalgia. And that includes happy memories of holidays. I got the oddest stares when I stopped by the grocery store on my way to work. I will flatter myself by telling myself that they were just jealous of my stove top earrings. But I did get lots of compliments and a few fond head shakes my way when I arrived to work this evening. The people here are so used to my nonsense that nothing surprises them anymore. Well, they may be shocked if i forgo holiday fashion altogether.....

Happy Thanksgiving, amylou.

Thanksgiving is one of my favorite holidays, nothing is required other than to eat (or cook) and be thankful. I always insist that I be allowed to have it before I start decorating for Christmas!

Annie

I just took a better look at the earrings, and they remind me now of some earrings that I bought on Telegraph Avenue in Berkeley in 1972 for a friend (and sometimes roommate) of mine. These earrings looked like they had been made from the bones from round steaks; i.e., they consisted of sliced hollow round bones that had been drilled so that a wire could be put through that connected to an ear post. The bones hung completely below the ears, and my friend like them but said that they were a bit heavy.

I used to enjoy shopping on Telegraph Avenue.