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A turkey giving advice.
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OT. T-Day Adjustment
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Reminded me of this advice:
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The good old days before this wokeism stupidity. Americans are only third in turkey consumption. God's Chosen are first.
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Long time ago, I went to a conference in the UK and at a banquet I was surprised to see that they served turkey.
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I retired five years ago. A lot less turkeys in my life now.
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We are headed to a son's house today for Thanksgiving dinner. That means no left over turkey. I supplied the turkey which I got free from the Acme for spending over $300 for food the last few weeks.
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When you aren't supposed to eat a delicious baked ham I guess you make do.
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At least it doesn't involve green beans, cream of mushroom soup, and canned onion rings. I think...
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Same here, except that we don't have a dog, so anything that we don't want to eat ends up in the stockpot.
I need to get the carcass out of the "beer fridge" in the basement and start simmering the stock.
Cindy Hamilton
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Turkey soup always was the best part. The smallest turkey is still more bird that I want to deal with so I haven't had a carcass in years.