Thanksgiving provides fodder for good memories of delicious food and tryptophan-induced naps, but it can have its downside, too. This week, Stephanie Lee '11 asked, "What was your most disastrous Thanksgiving memory?"
Carly Cline '10
"We didn't go shopping until Thanksgiving morning, and my mom didn't start cooking unti Thanksgiving night. We ended up having Thanksgiving Brunch the next day."
Sam Chen '10
"I got my head stuck in a turkey up to my eyebrows."
Andrew Kim '10
"My parents and my brother ditched me. They went to a nice restaurant and had Thanksgiving dinner without me. There was no food at my house except for a box of pancake mix. So I made pancakes for Thanksgiving dinner."
Aldwin Crooks '09
"When I was 12 years old ... I put too much flour in the casserole. I burned down half the house, and we were out for about three months."
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