Thanksgiving Postcard circa 1900--Image via Wikipedia
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Great-niece McKenna, two-and-a-half, recently announced that on Thanksgiving, the turkey will come down the chimney and give her candy for being a good girl on Halloween.
Works for me.
I wish for you a blessed Thanksgiving. And may the turkey bring you lots and lots of candy.
I’m reading this very late. Which is why, I guess, I got no candy on Thanksgiving. At least I didn’t get any from a turkey. I’ll have to clear the way next year and set out…um…seeds? Corn? Some kind of turkey food.
My three year old performed in his preschool’s holiday program earlier this week. They had cookies and drinks outside for after the performance. He went outside, got a cookie and proudly announced, “I get a cookie because I sang so nice!”. You’re damn right, kiddo!
Kathy Waller 
How Cute!
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You have to love what comes out of kids’ mouths sometimes. Happy Thanksgiving to you.
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Happy Thanksgiving, Kathy. I love holiday tales as much as the holiday’s themselves. McKenna sounds like a budding story teller to be encouraged.
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Happy Thanksgiving Kathy.
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Everything’s just bigger, better and more adventurous out there on the plains, isn’t it, Kathy: turkeys coming down the chimney. Oh my.
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Hahahaha, I love this!!!
Happy Thanksgiving, Kathy!
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I’m reading this very late. Which is why, I guess, I got no candy on Thanksgiving. At least I didn’t get any from a turkey. I’ll have to clear the way next year and set out…um…seeds? Corn? Some kind of turkey food.
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Oh, if we could only be that creative all our lives! Give that niece an extra hug!
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My three year old performed in his preschool’s holiday program earlier this week. They had cookies and drinks outside for after the performance. He went outside, got a cookie and proudly announced, “I get a cookie because I sang so nice!”. You’re damn right, kiddo!
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