buying local is fun
i bought a turkey from the lady who raised it for tomorrow's feast. i went to her house, a mere 3 miles from where i currently reside, where the bird had roamed free with heaps of freinds and no wierd chemicals, and traded green paper for the tasty carcass in her kitchen while her cat was running around doing cat like things and her daughter was watching tv. her name is cristin ann. thank you for your delicious turkey, cristin ann.
on a side note - cristin ann's 8 year old daughter is a vegetarian. not because she has feelings for the animals, but because she does not like to chew that much.
on a side note - cristin ann's 8 year old daughter is a vegetarian. not because she has feelings for the animals, but because she does not like to chew that much.
posted by michelle at 1:34 PM
5 Comments:
hip hip horray for you! I had my first piece of tofurkey last night. pretty disappointing!
chewing can get pretty old after a while =) i wonder how much of our lives we spend chewing?
happy turkey day!
i miss you like i miss cranberry sauce.
i had tibetan food for thanksgiving, we were going to cook but the market is closed on thursdays. it was good but it wasnt the same.
i'm sure your stuffing was fan-tastic.
big love!
Here they have cows just running down the street. Maybe I'll just get one and make myself a feast. But alas, I don't think I like chewing that much either.
Much you for you!
that was one tasty bird
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