Today, the same turkeys in a tea cup, almost! "Tom, I am not sure you're gonna fit in the teacup with me." "Tina, of course I'll fit, let me show you."
"I think I lost my place in the tea cup,and Tom planned it this way all along. Two turkeys in a tea cup my foot, hmmmpf!"
Don't you think Tom looks pretty pleased with himself?
I think Tom got in the Miracle Grow. Oh well, get a mixin bowl:)
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Debbie
Too cute! They have grown a good bit haven't they?!?!?
ReplyDeleteWhere are Tom's manners????!!!!
ReplyDeletePoultry do grow so very fast - cute pictures and tom does look quite pleased with himself!
ReplyDeleteIsn't it sad when we grow out of things! Kathy you and your turkeys are too funny.
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful tea cup. I have not seen babies before. We see mostly wild turkeys around here!
ReplyDeleteTina and Tom have grown, and have picked up quite funny sense(s) of humor!
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Take care, Kathy!
hee hee! i can't wait until next week!
ReplyDeleteI love it! You made me smile :-D Love the teacup and the post itself. Connie
ReplyDeleteIs this the teacup I'll be drinking out of at church on Saturday?
ReplyDeleteHa ha ha! Wow, they are really growing fast! Very cute, Kathy. :)
ReplyDeleteWanda & I are so pleased you stopped by for tea. What a special time you shared with all of us. I love your quotes. What a nice touch!
ReplyDeleteI look forward to seeing that sweet polka a dot teapot soon.
Hope to see you next week.
Blessings,
Pam
Awwwww.... these are precious pictures! They're growing fast....
ReplyDeleteHugs,
LOL!
ReplyDeleteAmy
Kathy, omigosh, they are too cute for words.
ReplyDeleteWhy do I get the awful feeling they will one day go from a teacup to a roasting pan?
The look on his face is adorable! They do grow like weeds don't they? So cute how they already have long turkey necks :)
ReplyDeleteSo precious! I would have never envisioned turkeys in a teacup, my limited creative turkey experiences merely involve a roaster:-)
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