(Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Yesterday I asked you to finish this poem by replacing the last line with something not quite so party-pooperish. Here is the original poem by Unknown:
May your stuffing be tasty
May your turkey be plump,
May your potatoes and gravy
have nary a lump.
May your yams be delicious
and your pies take the prize,
and may your Thanksgiving dinner
stay off your thighs!
And here are some of my favourite responses:
Change My Body…Change My Life said:
May your yams be delicious
and your pies take the prize,
May your feast on the table
Be one for your eyes.
Delicious History Blog said:Â
May your yams be delicious
and your pies take the prize,
and may your Thanksgiving dinner
receive a round of high-fives.
 Heidi @ lightlycrunchy said:Â
May your Thanksgiving gravy not drip on your ties.
I have several more I will share with you tomorrow – must get on with the business of my day – still have to get the whipping cream to make whipped cream for my pumpkin pie.
English: Pumpkin pie with whipped cream (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
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Fun blog. Can’t wait to read the rest. 🙂
glad you liked it – we aim to please 😉
Nice one, I love the Delicious History’s one for ‘hig- fives’ -:)!
there will be more tomorrow or you can just read them from yesterday’s blog
Huzzah! Thank you 😀
So creative I love your winners 😀
Cheers
Choc Chip Uru
There will be more tomorrow
My favourite was the high-fives one too – but the other person got there first. 🙂 I always drip gravy – it’s probably a good thing I don’t have to wear a tie.
saves your shirt though – I don’t wear an apron when I cook, I wear it when I eat
Thanks, Heidi!
I’ve gotta say that I rather enjoyed the ties one too 😀
If I was hosting this year, these poems would be at our table!
take them to wherever you are going to be – you can be the entertainment
Thank you so much for posting mine! In so glad that it provided people with a bit of a chuckle 😀
Thank you for contributing and giving me a chance to post it
Also, holy crap pumpkin pieeeeeee. Is the picture of one of yours? There’s just not enough pumpkin pie to be found in Australia. Pumpkin is more of a savoury thing over here. FOOLS
you can change that – my sons love pumpkin pie but they have to have whipped cream with it
Your sons clearly have good taste. I like putting maple syrup in when I whip the cream up 😀
I like that idea and it will meld perfectly with pumpkln pie
Love this.
🙂
Oh I missed out on all the fun! However i was just telling Heidi (and i read what you wrote but i won’t tell either) that I am not a sweet pumpkin pie fan, but i love pumpkin roasted with lamb!! so my poem ending would have just been weird.. c
go ahead and make up a weird ending – I am posting some more tomorrow — that will add a different flavour to the poem (thanks for keeping my secret)
Roasted pumpkin is delicious!
so how do you fix savory pumpkin–like squash?
Yup! Funnily enough, we actually call squash butternut pumpkin. We also don’t really have the big orange Halloween-Style pumpkins over here
I learn so much from my blog friends!
That’s what I love about meeting bloggers from all around the world. You learn so any amazing new things!
This is why I love bloggers….. because everyone is such a creative, funny bunch! I like the dripping gravy one, probably because that usually ends up being me. 😉
me too! I can so relate. 🙂
me too! I can so relate. 🙂
me too! I can so relate. 🙂
me too! I can so relate. 🙂
Hi there. That was fun. You remind me just how close the holidays are. I suppose I should be writing something nice for the holidays too…but my post will have to be healthy. 🙂
healthy is good