Getting a turkey here can be very difficult and very expensive, so if we get one it's a BIG deal. LanLan (living her entire life out of America) doesn't grasp American holidays easily. We want her to know her roots so we try and explain special holidays and make them as much as we can like what she would experience in America. I got really excited that we could get a turkey and therefore making her excited (but she doesn't really know why).
LanLan would ask when we were going to eat the turkey and I would respond, "On Thursday, Thanksgiving day". When Thanksgiving arrived she was so excited, she ran around telling her friends "We get to eat turkey today!!"
We sat down to dinner, served up the plates, and began eating. After awhile LanLan came up to me carrying her plate and asked "Can you give me more turkey please?!"
Pointing to the untouched pile of turkey I looked at her a little puzzled and said "That's turkey right there."
"Oh, can I have more of this stuff?" pointing to the bacon on her plate.
Wednesday, December 1, 2010
More Turkey Please
Posted by Orchid Mama at 11:49 PM 0 comments
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