© Cindy Beck 2008
(Keywords: Cindy Beck, Thanksgiving, lesson, yams, rolls, pie, Thanksgiving feast, humor, Latter-day Saints, LDS, Your LDS Radio, yourLDSNeighborhood.com)
I ate and ate until I thought
My buttons all would pop.
I gobbled up the turkey
Not considering when to stop.
I scarfed down mashed potatoes,
With gravy, yams, and rolls,
And wondered why, when I looked down,
I couldn’t see my toes.
I polished off the stuffing
And a cranberry or two,
Then noticed that my stomach felt
Like it had caught the flu.
It seemed like maybe time to quit
Before I up and died—
But that was just before someone
Brought out the pumpkin pie.
Happy Thanksgiving to all my friends. May your turkey be juicy, your mashed potatoes creamy, and may your pants have an elastic waistband!
What's playing in my head: Come, Ye Thankful People by Henry Alford.
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My buttons all would pop.
I gobbled up the turkey
Not considering when to stop.
I scarfed down mashed potatoes,
With gravy, yams, and rolls,
And wondered why, when I looked down,
I couldn’t see my toes.
I polished off the stuffing
And a cranberry or two,
Then noticed that my stomach felt
Like it had caught the flu.
It seemed like maybe time to quit
Before I up and died—
But that was just before someone
Brought out the pumpkin pie.
Happy Thanksgiving to all my friends. May your turkey be juicy, your mashed potatoes creamy, and may your pants have an elastic waistband!
What's playing in my head: Come, Ye Thankful People by Henry Alford.
This blog sponsored by YourLDSNeighborhood.com. Please show your appreciation by returning to and browsing through the Neighborhood.
And while you're there, subscribe to our fantastic newsletter. In addition to being able to shop in the new virtual neighborhood, the LDS newsletter brings you LDS articles, LDS products, LDS services, LDS resources and LDS interviews from around the world—all with an LDS focus. Look for issues delivered to your email inbox every week on Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday.
Join the Neighborhood Newsletter . . . Subscriptions are free and joining is easy.
And when you get a minute, check out the Neighborhood's newest venture, Your LDS Radio.
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2 comments:
Roses are red, violets are blue,
Thanks for this blog
But it's all too true!
Have a Happy Thanksgiving & thanks for a great blog!
Hmm . . .
I can't think of a good rhyme. I
t must be nap time!
:)
Love the links to the recipes. Happy Thanksgiving!
PS - I posted the blessing blog today with your story in it.
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