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Case Study: The Patchett's Are Hosting Thanksgiving
Hi Francks,

The Patchett's are hosting Thanksgiving on Saturday 11/18 (arrive around 2:00). Address is 2181 Twain Ave, Carlsbad.

We will provide Turkey, Ham, a Cheese Platter, wine & beer. If anyone would like to bring a salad, potatoes, vegetable dishes, appetizer, dessert, biscuits (MOM?), etc. please let me know. We will fill in any gaps in the menu if needed, although, I am not good with desserts.

Please let me know asap if you are going join us for Thanksgiving. Also, how many in your group and, what dish if any you are bringing.
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