texts; michael saratoga and vanessa cleveland V.C.: If you and your Granddad don’t have anything planned for Thanksgiving V.C.: you’re both more than welcome to come to my parents house for it. V.C.: I already talked to mom and dad about it and they’d love to have you. V.C.: If you guys want to come over.
M.S.: I think we were just going to get some TV dinners. M.S.: Neither of us are skilled in Thanksgiving dinners. M.S.: Really? M.S.: That's really awesome of you guys. M.S.: I'll talk to him.
V.C.: My mom makes an amazing turkey but it’s always way more than we can eat so V.C.: We invite friends over. I told you - open door policy with them. V.C.: So really. V.C.: Just let me know what he says. V.C.: And Catty and her mom are coming so you won’t be stuck with the kids bugging you the whole time.
M.S.: That’s awesome of you guys. M.S.: For only two of us and Gramps being older… M.S.: It wasn’t worth troubling him to cook. M.S.: I’ll go ask him. M.S.: They don’t bug me.
V.C.: Don’t say that around mom unless you want a ton of leftovers going home with you. V.C.: Actually on second thought V.C.: Say it and save me from the leftover casseroles.
M.S.: Not that fond of leftovers, huh? M.S.: Gramps said we’ll be there. M.S.: And to thank your mom and dad for inviting us.
V.C.: The turkey’s okay. V.C.: Just not a fan of the casseroles when they’re leftovers. V.C.: Great. V.C.: Mom’s shooting for everything being ready at 12 but V.C.: We probably won’t get to eat until 1.