This put me to rememberin'.  My brother got married, oh about 30 years ago.
It was a very quiet affair but a few days later some of us relatives were
invited to their apt to celebrate.  There was a mess of the typical foods
that are served at such get-togethers.  One of Donna's brothers kept sayin'
he had some Wild Turkey in the oven but I couldn't smell anything that
smelled like a turkey roastin' but I never said anything because I didn't
want to appear impolite or anything indicating I was wantin' some of that
turkey.  After a spell Donna's mother left and THEN her brother opens the
oven and pulls out a BOTTLE OF WHISKEY!!!!!!!!  I was mightily
disappointed.  We left shortly thereafter.

So what kind of Wild Turkey are YOU having this Thanksgiving???  Ruth





At 1:46 PM -0400 10/13/04, ddiaz wrote:
<mailto:[log in to unmask]>[log in to unmask] wrote:

In a message dated 10/12/2004 9:31:42 AM Eastern Standard Time,
<mailto:[log in to unmask]>[log in to unmask] writes:

A few years back, Mr. Pam and I were going to spend US Thanksgiving weekend
in Toronto.

A few years back mrs drew and the kiddies and I spent Thanksgiving week @
Disney world.....
Thanksgiving Day we were sort of thinking of something other than the
normal mouse food for dinner....
John Andrew III threw a fit because he was hungry and couldn't understand
why we couldn't get french fries in France.
As we were leaving the kingdom Sarah wanted to know "So Mom are you making
a turkey back at the house tonight"
Rather than risk the wrath of the matre di in some sit down place we
offered them Turkey dinner at Denny's- seems to me they settled for
Pancakes.
Deep Fried Wild Turkey is on this years menu...

J

J.A. Drew Diaz
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