Happy Pink Turkey Saturday!!!
I hope all of you sweet little chickies had a wonderful week. :-)
I got a few errands done....now, one of things I dislike doing more than ANYTHING is to run errands. I used to love to do that kind of thing when I was a spring chicken....that was a LONG time ago!
But there are Thanksgiving preparations to tend to.
Isn't this Turkey Painting just lovely? Now, personally, I think turkeys are not among God's most glorious creatures, but Robyn Rognstad did an awesome job making this little fella cute, didn't she?
I hope all of you sweet little chickies had a wonderful week. :-)
I got a few errands done....now, one of things I dislike doing more than ANYTHING is to run errands. I used to love to do that kind of thing when I was a spring chicken....that was a LONG time ago!
But there are Thanksgiving preparations to tend to.
Isn't this Turkey Painting just lovely? Now, personally, I think turkeys are not among God's most glorious creatures, but Robyn Rognstad did an awesome job making this little fella cute, didn't she?
Ok...........I'm reallllly wondering how they managed this little guy?
I wonder.....do you think he'll be tastier? Surely so....being pink and all.
I wonder.....do you think he'll be tastier? Surely so....being pink and all.
Whew.........when I did the Pink Turkey Google search there is sure a lot of information about not eating pink turkey.
No point in making yourself sick on the big feast day!
I forgot to make a note of the gal's store where these cute little gal t's can be purchased. Wouldn't this be a cute little outfit for Thanksgiving?
I remember when I was a little girl.........(absolutely no laughing...I DID used to be a little girl.............yep, a LONG time ago smarty pants).
Anyway.....my parents didn't have a lot of money and getting a new outfit for Thanksgiving wasn't something that happened. But one year, when I was about 7 or so I got up on Thanksgiving morning with my doll laying next to me in bed with a little white blouse, brown skirt and orange ribbon around her neck......and when my Mum told me to get dressed I had the exact outfit hanging in the closet. I can remember being soooo excited. That was so sweet. My Mum sewed a LOT, but had never made me a matching dolly outfit. It was a BIG day.
It seemed like I was sick on Thanksgiving when I was growing up more than I was healthy. Usually strep throat. That can really take some of the fun out of Turkey Day.
We always spent Thanksgiving with my Dad's brother and his family....They had five kids and it was so much fun to be with them. I adored my cousins and Aunt and Uncle.
My Auntie could cook like a dream..........but one year she made Pumpkin Pie from the Halloween Pumpkins....it was TERRIBLE. I was so disappointed. It was my favorite part of the holiday. AND she baked another pie too....CHERRY.....I realllly HATE cherry pie.
Too bad that wasn't one of the years I had strep throat.
So dear and sweet girlies.....I want to wish you and your families a wonderful, safe and tasty Thanksgiving.
God bless you!
Huggies and Lovies,
Spencer
Be sure to visit Beverly over at www.howsweetthesound.typepad.com
for lots more pink fun!
Thank you, Beverly for hosting our Pink Party!
I remember when I was a little girl.........(absolutely no laughing...I DID used to be a little girl.............yep, a LONG time ago smarty pants).
Anyway.....my parents didn't have a lot of money and getting a new outfit for Thanksgiving wasn't something that happened. But one year, when I was about 7 or so I got up on Thanksgiving morning with my doll laying next to me in bed with a little white blouse, brown skirt and orange ribbon around her neck......and when my Mum told me to get dressed I had the exact outfit hanging in the closet. I can remember being soooo excited. That was so sweet. My Mum sewed a LOT, but had never made me a matching dolly outfit. It was a BIG day.
It seemed like I was sick on Thanksgiving when I was growing up more than I was healthy. Usually strep throat. That can really take some of the fun out of Turkey Day.
We always spent Thanksgiving with my Dad's brother and his family....They had five kids and it was so much fun to be with them. I adored my cousins and Aunt and Uncle.
My Auntie could cook like a dream..........but one year she made Pumpkin Pie from the Halloween Pumpkins....it was TERRIBLE. I was so disappointed. It was my favorite part of the holiday. AND she baked another pie too....CHERRY.....I realllly HATE cherry pie.
Too bad that wasn't one of the years I had strep throat.
So dear and sweet girlies.....I want to wish you and your families a wonderful, safe and tasty Thanksgiving.
God bless you!
Huggies and Lovies,
Spencer
Be sure to visit Beverly over at www.howsweetthesound.typepad.com
for lots more pink fun!
Thank you, Beverly for hosting our Pink Party!
Now just wait a minute, Spencer.....I think that purple turkey is wonderful...I would wouldn't I.
ReplyDeleteHope you have a wonderful Thanksgiving.
Your Purple Friend,
Barbara
And I think those turkeys are just priceless! THanks for dropping by my blog. I shall now indulge myself and pop into your pillow with the postcard tutorial! It's just up my alley! xoxo Ange
ReplyDeleteOh now that was a great way to combine Pink Saturday and Thanksgiving my dearest!!! You are so imaginative! My mummy also sewed all my doll cloths and my own. I would come home from school and almost every day, there would be a new Barbie doll outfit laying across my bed, made out of little scraps that she had. I am thankful for having had such a great mum as well. God bless, Anita
ReplyDeleteOh how sweet of your mom to do that! I would have been out of my mind with such a thing! ♥
ReplyDeleteSpencer,
ReplyDeleteYour post is so funny. The turkey painting makes you see the turkey in a whole new light,
I think. But, the funniest is the pink turkey.
I think they grow those over at the Pink Farm,
or is that, the Funny Farm!
I can remember a few turkey dinners that I wish I could have stayed home sick to too, seems like there is an occassional disaster.
One year my nine year old brother begged to carry the turkey to the dinner table and when my Mom let him have the honors, he tripped and fell and the turkey went flying. We all giggled but Mother didn't.
Thanks for the memories. Have a Happy Pink Saturday.
beautiful and funny post!
ReplyDeleteHappy Pink Saturday and Thanksgiving
xxoo Denise
Happy Pink Saturday, Spencer! Loved your post. We have already celebrated our Thanksgiving here in Canada last month, so I wish you a Happy Thanksgiving on Thursday. Have a wonderful weekend.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Sandi
I loved seeing that PINK Turkey! Really fun! Cute post!! HPS and Happy T DAY TOO! xoxo
ReplyDeleteThose poor turkeys.. maybe they will get a reprieve... many many blessings this holiday season..hugs ~lynne~
ReplyDeleteOh, Spencer, too fun! Happy Pink Saturday!
ReplyDeletejust when you think you have seen it all, no, a pink turkey!!! love it, have a wonderful weekend
ReplyDeleteSpencer, good morning! I got a chuckle out of all your pink turkeys. That is such a sweet story about your mother and the little matching outfits for you and Miss Dolly. So sweet!
ReplyDeleteWishing you the Happiest of Pink Saturdays, precious friend...
XO,
Sheila :-)
P.S....
ReplyDeleteBTW, I'm convinced that Blogger is doing strange things. I checked your blog off and on into the night, and this was the first time I saw a new post from you. Just FYI. XO
I love all the turkey goodness and I love your blog! It's such a welcoming place to visit. Have a great weekend! Twyla
ReplyDeleteHi sweet girlie,
ReplyDeleteAll your pink is adorable and soo perfect for Thanksgiving Day .. You clever thing you :):) Hoping your day is blessed, and full of pink, fun things to do and make ..
hugs ~tea~xo
Running around like a chicken.. or should I say Turkey with it's neck cut off is what most of you, my American friends will be doing to get it on the table lol
ReplyDeleteI also have a coloured Poodle at the bottom of my post today Spencer. Great minds think alike, or should I say "tink & tank" a lot!!
Loved the pics and your story and you.
Happy PS
Love Claudie
xoxox
That is one pink turkey :-). He's perfect for Pink Saturday. I hope you have a wonderful Pink Saturday and enjoy the week ahead.
ReplyDeleteIn a perfect world, all turkeys would be pink!!! Happy Pink Saturday!! :)
ReplyDelete~ Wendy
http://Crickleberrycottage.blogspot.com/
Happy Pink Saturday Spencer! I don't think I want to eat any pink turkey, but a pink turkey to decorate my table might be nice!
ReplyDeleteWhat great memories. I can imagine your excitement at the doll and new outfit. Pumpkin pie isn't my favorite, we have a pumpkin cake I like better. I hope you don't get strep throat anymore! Love all the pink turkeys too, what fun they are. I wonder if they are pink on the inside?!
ReplyDeleteHappy Pink Saturday to you, Spencer! Fun pictures - pink turkeys? Now that stretches the imagination! Have a good weekend and Thanksgiving.
ReplyDeleteLove the pink turkeys...although I am a vegetarian! Your story about Thanksgiving and your new outfit is so sweet. Happy Pink Saturday, Spencer!
ReplyDeleteHello you precious friend, you! Thank you for coming to my pink post! And your kind words! You know, I think in rhyme!!! It is just a quirk of mine! I read a lot of French poetry as well, so that has influenced my gravitational pull towards poetry! You are soooo kind. I am going to take some advice to put a white wash over the pink to shabby it up a bit, then I will share with you all what happened! Bisous, Anita
ReplyDeleteSpencer,
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for your sweet comments on my blog. Yes, I think spray glue would work just fine, that is of course, after I have learned the hard way!
I tried the spray on a few shells and it worked great and a lot less messy! Good idea!
Spencer,
ReplyDeleteI loved your post today. Happy pink Saturday and a very Happy Thanksgiving!
Jane
Great pink turkey post. I enjoyed your Thanksgiving outfit story - sweet. My Mom used to sew clothes for my Barbie dolls and all my Halloween costumes, but not my clothes.
ReplyDeleteWe must share the same birthday year. I'm fifty nine too and thanks for letting me know that I'm "old as dirt". ;-)
Spencer,
ReplyDeleteI love your story about how your mom made you a dress to match your dolls. That is so sweet! Was a picture taken? I remember having the flu one thanksgiving as a child, big bummer. We always went to my Grandparents, all the cousins were there and we would all spend the weekend. Those are some of the best memories I have. Your pink turkeys are too cute to eat. Blessings!
Gwen
Thank you for sharing your memories! My mom can sew anything and made so many wonderful things for her little girls - a nice reminder for me to take a moment to tell her I remember and say thank you.
ReplyDeleteJust found your blog and I'll be visiting often. I'm in the Pacific NW too! Have a wonderful week.
Thanks you so much for coming by my blog and speading some love! The pink turkey is priceless!! I don't ever remember getting a new outfit for Thanksgiving either, but I love your doll story. Cheers- Lee
ReplyDeleteI have never seen a pink turkey, I have never even thought of one before! Your first picture is quite pretty actually! I guess they are quite homely on their own and need a little help. Pink helps everything!
ReplyDeleteI hear ya Spencer, not only do I NOT eat pink turkey meat, I don't eat pink turkeys!! Your post was a hoot this week, Happy Pink Saturday and Happy Thanksgiving my friend, Char
ReplyDeleteI just wanted to pop in again and let you know , I moved the give aways up a bit on my page. They are on my side bar and should be easier to find now. Blessings!
ReplyDeleteGwen
Your post was just toooooo cute! I loved the PINK turkeys, but I reallllllly loved the memories you shared about Thanksgiving as a child. OMG...what a grand day that surely was when your mum surprised you with the matching outfits for you and your doll! I also recall one of us in our family ALWAYS being sick on T-Giving! It was usually one of us three kids, but many times it was my mom. I really miss her. She passed away 6 years ago, on the day after T-giving! She was the glue that held our family together...and my best friend.
ReplyDeleteI hope you have a great T-Giving celebration!
Dana
Hi Spencer:
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely place you have! I've joined your following, so I'll be back to explore soon!
Thanks for stopping in at Brynwood. I'm so glad you're participating in my 200th Post Giveaway. Hope you'll steer some of your friends over, too!
Hope to see you again soon.
Blessings,
Donna
I must say a pink turkey is very cute.They must have dyed a white turkey.
ReplyDeleteLoved your dolly story, but sorry you had strp throat on Thanksgivings.That really must have been the pits.It was so nice visiting your blog.I'm ho spring chicken either...LOL.
You have a Happy Thanksgiving, and may God bless you and your family.
XXOO Marie Antionette
Hi Spencer
ReplyDeleteYes it is a coincidence! Thanks for stopping by and for your sweet comments.
Hugs, Rhondi
Hi Spencer,
ReplyDeleteSuper cute post...love the pink turkies. Oh! And I love all your childhood stories especially the one when you woke up to matching outfits with your dollie. Thank you so much for sharing. Wishing you a wonderful and blessed Thanksgiving. Gobble, Gobble! :-)
Hugs,
♥Ana
Spencer,
ReplyDeleteLove this song, When your smiling the whole world smiles with you...
Anyway Happy Thanksgiving to you. How is your new computer?
And do you think those turkeys would taste like cherries - just kidding.
Chatty/Sandie
Blessings to you too Spencer! Happy Thanksgiving!!!
ReplyDelete:) T
Awesome Spense, a pink turkey! Now thats ground for a fine holiday celebration!!! Happy Thanks giving friend! Lori
ReplyDeleteYou found really good pink turkey pictures, Spencer. Happy Thanksgiving!...Christine
ReplyDeleteThank you for the comment on my blog...glad that you stopped by. I LOVE the turkey painting... happy thoughts and wishes for a wonderful Thanksgiving sent your way!
ReplyDeleteHi!!!
ReplyDeleteI'm sick now too! It seems we all get sick around Thanksgiving! But your blog had me laughing like crazy...then coughing...then laughing...so thank you for that;D ! Please give your sweet daughter a hug for me, and have a blessed Thanksgiving. You are a joy.
Hugs,
Debi
Happy Pink Saturday and Happy Thanksgiving, Spencer. I promise not to eat any pink turkey.
ReplyDeleteI love your memories. Thank you for sharing them with us.
Oh, your images are so lovely! Absolutely vintage, I love it.
ReplyDeleteKeep on updating, I'm following you:)