turkey talk

Monday, January 05, 2009

Starting a new week


The Christmas lights are down at our house. The two Italian families still had their lights on last night. This is a picture of my former co-worker Dick and I with an Indian at the Pow Wow in Orlando at the fairgrounds many years ago. My guess is that my mom probably took the picture. I had noticed before my sister's turkey passed away that there seemed to be similar traits between the Indian dance and head dress and the turkey fluffing up his feathers and dancing just to impress me. The Indians have a slow methodical step to their dance and so does the turkey. The turkey pumps out his feathers and his tail feathers in a similar fashion to the back of the head dress on the Indian in a dance costume like this one in the picture. He swings it from side to side to showcase a slow movement. I have seen this step done in Indian dance. Turkeys seem to be a proud bird and Indians display a proud history through their dance. Today the garbage goes out. Last week we only had one day of garbage pickup. This was due to the Holiday of the New Year. This seems to make extra garbage for us. However, the garbage people are pretty quick about picking up the garbage. I probably will have a load of clothes to hang out to dry. I have plenty of leftovers for lunch. There are two containers of split pea soup and one big container of spaghetti which I made yesterday for dinner. Fifteen days until the Inauguration of the new President. Today, the torch of Orange County Sheriff is pasted from Kevin Berry to Jerry Demings. The ceremony begins at 2p.m. I will probably see highlights on the evening news. Monday does sound like a progressive day.

1 Comments:

  • At 7:55 AM, Blogger Lew said…

    Car doctor. Today I took my truck to the service repair at Car Max. Hopefully their car doctor (mechanic) can have it running like new in a short time. Unfortunately, Car Max is way ever on the east side of town and I live on the west side of town. So it was a long drive early this morning to take the truck in. I got to pass by Hot Dog Heaven but they weren't open yet. They do a pretty good business with long lines at lunch time. They have every kind of hot dog that you can think of plus french fries, cole slaw, etc. It is located on east colonial near semoran blvd. It was popular with the people at Hi-Tech when I worked there. I have an insurance policy on the truck with Car Max which is suppose to cover car repairs for three years from the date of purchase. With an older vehicle, it has really come in handy and has already paid for itself. Today it is homemade pea soup and bread for lunch which should be good and also hearty. How is your friend Dick doing? Has your mom ever heard how Ben is doing from the chemistry lab at work? He was a nice fellow and always pleasant. It is hard to keep up with some of the former coworkers. Have a nice day and try not to get into trouble. I don't know about you but I don't have to look for trouble, it just seems to find me. And what is the other saying? If it weren't for bad luck, I wouldn't have any luck at all. These are all pessimistic sayings. I just can't think of any optimistic sayings. Know of any? The bunny card was very appropriate. Thanks. Take care, Lew

     

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