I'm sitting here finishing off the last of the turkey as I write this. I'm sad to see it go! I LOVE turkey breast meat! Hmm...I might have to buy the individual turkey breasts I've seen sold in the store and bake 'em up from time to time. My hubby claims he doesn't like turkey so I haven't done it in the past, but he didn't complain about any of the turkey sandwiches I've given him in the last few days - and there were at least three of 'em! That's after having two thanksgiving dinners were, yup, he ate turkey at both. *rolls eyes*

Never got around to reporting my writing for two weeks ago cuz I didn't do much on the forums or writing wise last week. Oopsie So two weeks ago I wrote 3258 words and this week I only wrote 1854. I wrote that in the last two days too. LOL I've managed to get a rather lot done though. In the last two weeks I've written 5 book reviews, worked on Dalia's story (not done), started a project set at Hogworts with Meri, wrote a movie review, wrote one Letter Home for Illia, and started a journal for my new character Ian. All in all, not too bad. I was all over the place, but that's perfectly normal!

Off to write another book review while I finish lunch...

Ah, men. Why did he say before that he didn't like turkey, anyway?

You, have creative ADD? Nah, never.

I think it's cuz he doesn't like it plain. He's fine if he pours tons of gravy over it or if he has it in a sandwich though!

Okay, that I can understand. I always smother turkey in ketchup. Heh.

Ketchup??? Your weird And I say that with all love

LOL! I put ketchup on EVERYTHING. Well, except hot dogs, usually, which is what most people actually put it on. 

So what goes on the hotdogs?

Mustard and relish, of course.

Gross!

... but those are normal hotdog toppings. Wait, or is that like a Philly thing? Maybe I think it's normal because it's a local thing.

Oh no, those are normal, I just don't like mustard and I'm allergic to relish

Oh! Geez, you had me thinking I was crazy or something. 

Well that too dear...

Bah, I'm perfectly normal.

That's what they all say...

 

There's these GINORMOUS turkey drumsticks at our supermarket for $8 a pair. They look like caveman food.

So I bought a pair, served them in a bed of sliced beans (which ironically looked like strap leaves), and had two medium potatoes next to it, which still had the skin on and were cut open to have butter in them.

It was hilarious because apart from the fact that the plate wasnt working with it, it actually looked like a cave man meal!!

Tasted fabulous too!! It was our thanksgiving meal from Aus lol.

That sounds fun! And huge turkey legs always make me think of the huge turkey legs at the renfaire. Yum!

That's awesome! You should make a caveman Thanksgiving a tradition