Our tradition is to raise our own.
This year we have a hen.
Her name is Mary.
Remember I am on old farm boy and some things die hard,.
So, Mary has been living the good life.
She is plump and ready for our meal.
The deed will be done on Tuesday. There needs to be a couple of days for cool down and then
it is into the oven.
There is noting like a fresh non frozen bird for Thanksgiving.
Now if I can only find that darn bird. Have not seen her in a couple of days.
Dear William,
Very funny! Do you eat wild turkey? Seems popular in the midwest. Very good when you get a good one.
Lisa Von Domek
Dallas, TX
Roy Kelley
Gaithersburg, MD
Lauren Williams, CPO, ...
Woodinville, WA
Love your thanksgiving humor!!! Enjoy the holiday with your loved ones!!!
Lisa Von Domek
Dallas, TX
Lauren Williams, CPO, ...
Woodinville, WA
I don't believe there is any way I could reach inside myself after raising a turkey, to have it for dinner. I come from a long line of farmers. . .None were ranchers!
Lisa Von Domek
Dallas, TX
Lauren Williams, CPO, ...
Woodinville, WA
William Feela Laughing so hard it hurts!
Lisa Von Domek
Dallas, TX
Roy Kelley
Gaithersburg, MD
Find Mary and do the deed to assure an outstanding Thanksgiving dinner.
Lisa Von Domek
Dallas, TX
I saw that photo somewhere - might have been on Facebook.
I am not into killing or eating any kind of animal meat. I appreciate the humor all the same.
Happy Thanksgiving!!
Lisa Von Domek
Dallas, TX
Run Mary Run...Fly Mary Fly !
Lisa Von Domek
Dallas, TX
I couldn't do it, Bill. I'd likely take that moment to become a vegetarian.
Lisa Von Domek
Dallas, TX
Very cute post William Feela you know I needed a smile this week!
And after the past few years of tasteless birds (organic, farm raised) I've thrown in the towel, this year I am serving Rock Cornish Game Hens!
Morning William.
They do have an uncanny senses of knowing when the season starts. I hope you find her soon.
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