The A Gang: Thanksgiving Turkey Anyone?

Nov 26, 2008

Thanksgiving Turkey Anyone?

Ada and I spent some time together today making cute Thanksgiving Turkeys made out of Cookies. Ada did a great job decorating the face. They were a lot of fun and hopefully someone will eat one tomorrow for Thanksgiving. We did wash our hands before handling the merchandise! Happy Gobble Gobble Day Everyone!

3 comments:

Julia Izzy said...: Cute!!; November 26, 2008
Bart said...: Eating one of those cute turkies would be akin to eating "Mona Lisa". I'm not sure I'm up devouring such a work of art. It looks like you and Ada had fun making them. Thanks for letting us hang out at your house tomorrow. We love ya'll.

Grandpa Bart; November 26, 2008
Ryan Eborn said...: This comment has been removed by a blog administrator.; November 27, 2008

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