“That I am not inside the cage, but free, I am thankful.”
“That I have a flock to hang out with, I am thankful.”
“That I can fan my own feathers and ruffle others’, I am thankful.”
“That it was him who was chosen and not I, I am beyond thankful!”
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Though this is tongue in cheek and a great use of the subject with photo’s, I do often wonder how we can reconcile raising animals for food so much. The old nugget, we are the top of the food chain is way too simplistic.
But you are correct. 🙂 On a less cheeky note, I believe that God who created human beings provided for their survival through the other created things (other than fellow human beings, of course). I understand that others may believe otherwise, but how else should we eat? One can argue that people can sustain themselves with produce from plants. But recently, I read that there is a group advocating that plants have feelings too and therefore, should be spared from becoming table fare. If that’s the case, what then shall we have?
Oh well… I hope you did not find this reply to be too silly. 😀
😆 Love it.
Absolutely fun.
This made me LOL. Thank you for that 🙂
Thanks. 🙂 I am glad to hear that. 🙂
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Sad but true take on life as a turkey. 😉
So true.
i absolutely love the humor and cleverness. lol
Thanks, Kz. 🙂
Very clever and sadly true. So happy to be a veggie girl. Thanks for sharing.
Hahaha!… Where did you take those photos, in PI?
Oo, iyong live turkey, sa Lipa kuha. Iyong luto na, sa Maine.
Beautiful post that gives us an important life lesson or two. Wishing you and your family all the joys of the holidays….
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You got me! Great post–made me smile.
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Oh! Very touching!