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A Different Kind of Thanksgiving Tradition
Filed by Ben Allen in Art & Life, Feature, Local News.
November 23, 2011
Thanksgiving is a tradition rich holiday. It could be the annual family football game, or cooking together, or pulling out board games for that one time every year. For Larry Horany’s family, it’s the food served at dinner.
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Great interview Larry. I have had the honor at being at your familys Thanksgiving before. And it is wonderful food. If you leave hungry, It's your own fault……HAPPY THANKSGIVING To you and yours.
Great interview – makes me homesick for the good old days. You are right your Tobuli (?) is the best. Icy
Good job, Larry!!! Made me hungry. Wish I could be there with the family!!! Guess I better go make my own!!! Happy Thanksgiving to y'all……….
Great interview, Larry. Everything sounds absolutely delicious and how wonderful that you are carrying on your great traditions.