And the lord saw it and said it was good.
So that turkey lived happily ever after.
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Wednesday, December 16, 2009
And on the 6th day of Hanukkah
And the lord saw it and said it was good.
So that turkey lived happily ever after.
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I have often wished I were a Jew (there is simply so much to admire about the people, culture, and philosophy), and this picture of soup is not making me wish it any less.
That is simply gorgeous. Makes me want to throw something. Mrrrrr!
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