Thanksgiving Feast

Morgan's teacher sent me a picture from their Thanksgiving feast today

(and with a little photoshop magic - voila).

It made me wish I got to go to preschool every day!

When Morgan got in the car I asked him about his feast.

"What did you have?"

"Carrots, corn, chicken (meaning turkey), rolls, olives..."

"Olives?" I asked.

"Yeah, you know, the black oval things that you put on your fingers."

Oh, so that's what an olive is...

Morgan's Recipe for Thanksgiving Dinner

Warning: reading this might cause you to pee your pants,

disturb your co-workers or wake your sleeping baby

Morgan brought home some Thanksgiving recipes today

(complete with side dishes and deserts)

written by none other than the kids in his Preschool class.

So here is Morgan's Recipe for Thanksgiving Dinner:

We get a turkey. We don't shoot them we get them in a bag at the store. The yellow bags have stuffing - we don't get that bag because we don't like stuffing. Get the red and white bag because it comes without stuffing. Sometimes you can give turkeys to people who need them. Go home and put your turkey in a pan. Turkeys have bones in them. Put some pepper and salt on top of the turkey. Turn your oven to 19 degrees. Put it in the oven. Cook it for 18 hours. Make some gravy sauce, mash some potatoes, and cut up some bananas and strawberries. Get some butter and rolls. Then make a peanut butter sandwich when your hungry for lunch. Make some chocolate/vanilla/strawberry ice-cream for dessert. Put some sprinkles on it. Be thankful for things.