thanksgiving

Every year there are the same items that seem to end up on the dinner table. You may not like them, but they always show up. For me, it is the "oyster corn" that Mavis makes. It is disgusting and smells like a rotten fish, but it always shows up on the dinner table on Thanksgiving. I try and be nice and take a small spoonful, but it usually ends up in the dog's dish.

Thanksgiving is a time for family gatherings. But sometimes when you gather that family in one room with sharp knives and random conversation, things can get out of control. Face it, everyone has a Thanksgiving horror story in one way or another. Mine involves guns and blackberry brandy.

Missoula's homeless shelter, the Poverello Center, is busily preparing for their annual Thanksgiving celebration.

Yesterday (Tuesday) I did my typical wake up and read the news on my phone horsecrap.  And I saw that the Missoula Food Bank would likely have to turn down around 600 families for Thanksgiving groceries this year.  That sucks, not good, can't happen...

Times are tough this year, I've never seen it this bad, and I've lived in Missoula my entire life.  Friends, co-workers & relatives I'd never think would have to, have been forced to use the Food Bank this year. A lot.  Here are a few places you can bring the fam this Thanksgiving: -The Poverello Center (728-1809) on Thanksgiving Day from 11:30am-6:30pm These volunteers do an incredible job, I

Rob Zombie recently called into the PETA hotline to share his thoughts on "Turkey Day". The "Master of Horror" is apparently disgusted by the way the Butterball company treats its turkeys. The man who is known for gorey movies like "House of 1000 corpses" and "Devils rejects", doesn't like the fact that Butterball "tortures" the turkeys they produc