Hey, look, it’s Mom, she’s home for lunch!
Hi, Mom, d’ya got anything for us? What d’ya got?
What d’ya got there, Mom? D’ya got anything??
She dudn’t got anything, let’s get the flock outta here.
Just Like A Warm, Fuzzy Lick (Almost)
November 8, 2007 by ybonesy
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Those are some fine-lookin’ birds you got yourself there.
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Well..the white tipped one has a rather nice sense of fashion.
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You could never post too many turkey photos for me. You could have a whole turkey blog, I’d be a fan. Must be from spending my childhood on a chicken and geese farm. They delight me.
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They fascinate me. There are so many of them. Just this morning as I was checking on the blog (a blog is like that drink kombucha or starter dough or a small pet — you always have to check on it) and ‘lo and behold, the turkeys were on top of the truck and the Subaru. Jim goes flying out the door to chase them off. Every day, it seems, it’s something new. We’re drowning in turkeys……
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I want a turkey. C and I are hosting Thanksgiving this year for his family. We are both vegetarian, but his family will want a turkey, and if we’re going to serve one, we want to know that it has lived a much more pleasant life than those that we might find in the supermarket. Unfortunately, I think we’ve waited to long to place orders at any of the local farms. Any chance you want to ship a turkey to Virginia? 😉
I don’t think my mother is having turkey this year, otherwise I’d pass her information on to you.
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I love the captions! hmmm, so those are the turkeys I just about run over once a week! ha ha Now that I know them, I’ll be extra careful… well, I’m always careful not to run over turkeys.
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LOL…you live in a turkey-rich locale, I take it?
Re: the captions, I’m 59% sure that’s what they’re saying, as I talk turkey, ya know ; – ).
Oh, teaspoon — no, I don’t think we could ship a turkey to VA. Sorry…if only we were set up to do business with all these turkeys!!
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That is quite hilarious.
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