Full, after stuffing yourself once again, you laze about in front of the TV, whining with an annoying whine, "Maaaa! I ate too much! My tummy hurts!," I roll my eyes in frustration. Somehow, your pain will again be my fault. It isn't. I swear. Did I force you to pick up the fork, the spoon? Did I tell you to put the food in your mouth, shoveling it in as fast as I could put it on the plate - dang, you nearly bit my hand off as well! That's when I told you to leave some color on the plate - I shouldn't complain ... guess you liked my cooking. The only thing I ask: Did you save me any? You better have saved me a drumstick.
Great write Karla. I tasted Turkey only once in my life time when I was aboard on an Al-Italia flight from Rome to Istanbul back in 1988. It tasted so delicious. My prayers are with you and sis karen.
Your brother Abdi-Noor
I didn't cook this year because I am going to friends home for dinner. I am going to have to pile some extra turkey on my plate to slip into a little bag in my pocket for my cat. She loves turkey and I rarely cook it. I am glad you had someone to share the holiday with. Happy Thanksgiving!
Take care,
Sherry
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Reviewed by Jerry Bolton (Reader)
Reviewed on November 23, 2005
Naw, mother always told us, "It's okay, I'll just eat these old wings." Come to find out she was having the last laugh, the wings are the tastest part of the bird, chicken or turkey. Cute.
It's always been a point to ponder why humans don't have two stomachs like some animals. Guess it would be pretty unattractive, lazing around watching the game, chewing your cud! That's too funny. Pass the toothpicks! Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family, Karla. Enjoy your day of Thanks and feast. Blessed Be.
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Your brother Abdi-Noor
Take care,
Sherry
Now don't you eat more than your twin sis OKAY!!
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Love,
Eileen
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