jealous of the turkey talk

Because we are moving this weekend, I won't be doing a turkey. I love turkey and like to have an excuse to do the work to have a nice turkey dinner. I can't imagine trying to cook one when I don't know where all my stuff is.
Maybe I will put it off for a week and we will have it the next weekend. I may even be able to get one on sale them. I know, not a good heritage one but remember E I E I Oooooo..........

Oh coopie I'm with you  

Would you call them give turkeys   Talkin smack about them home grown birds

Well Coop we can talk about our yummy Turkey dinners together as we're going to celebrate with turkey a week late as well.  Thanksgiving will appreciate the extra week of strutting his stuff LOL

SerJay wrote:Well Coop we can talk about our yummy Turkey dinners together as we're going to celebrate with turkey a week late as well.  Thanksgiving will appreciate the extra week of strutting his stuff LOL

Done, its a date!

Cuz I'm always up to my butt in it during thanks giving we've taken to celebrating it when americans do.
There is no way I'll be cooking a turkey this weekend or having people over this weekend.

I think to be fair, we should all celebrate Canadian Thanksgiving AND American Thanksgiving AND Christmas with delicious turkey.

I didn't really like turkey until I had heritage turkey. Now I am kinda obsessed.

OMG if I wasn't so busy having a temper tantrum about the snow this morning I would have realised that I actually wanted to say JIVE turkeys DUH its gonna be along day...

Ruffledfeathers wrote:OMG if I wasn't so busy having a temper tantrum about the snow this morning I would have realised that I actually wanted to say JIVE turkeys DUH its gonna be along day...

Well, I have to say that makes more sense to me! lol I wasn't sure WHAT you were talking about earlier.

Snow does that to my brain too.......

Planning on Ham but if my Grey Slate turkey Strutter
keeps chalanging me it may be turkey.
Don't understand why he has this attitude this time
of year.