As much as we love our traditional Thanksgiving feast here in the USA, it can't be too much fun for the turkeys. Not exactly keen on taking the "tofurky" route yet, I still look forward to another holiday tradition when the President "pardons" a turkey whose neck might otherwise have met the chopping block.This year, two turkeys were excused from their "guests of honor" duties at the dinner table, but I'm guessing there are probably other sneaky feathered friends out there, taking a cue from distant relatives migrating south for the winter. For those who are able to fly the coop, I hope they're traveling to the tropics and catching a suntan, rather than surrounded by trimmings on a platter and getting basted to a buttery golden brown!
Happy Thanksgiving!
ooh, he he he! LOVE it! How fitting! Perfect expressions, too! Happy Thanksgiving, to YOU! xxoo
ReplyDeleteSneaky, but oh, so tasty! Presidential pardon's put the pig on the platter instead! No win.
ReplyDeleteGreat story telling it this piece!
ReplyDeleteAdorable, what a great idea! those turkeys surely knows how to be sneaky!
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving!
ReplyDeleteWonderfully done! The colors - such a great balance :)
I love it!!! great and clever illustration!!
ReplyDeleteGreat illo, I especially like the little guy peeking out of the coat ^-^
ReplyDeleteI'm stuffed too he he he he! Take to Tums and call me in the morning! Hugs
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How did I miss this one?! Love it! I have to admit I'm not ready for tofurkey either. I hope you had a great holiday!
ReplyDeleteSomehow I missed it too, too funny Michele, love it! We had a rhyming Thanksgiving this year, ham and lamb, no turkeys in sight ;)
ReplyDeleteGreat illo. Love how you handled the sneaky/Thanksgiving. Great style too.
ReplyDeletejajaja very funny!!!
ReplyDeletegreat piece! really funny concept too.
ReplyDeleteOh Michele this is especailly good, how did I miss this one. The body language speaks nursery rhymes.
ReplyDeleteSorry to be away so long