Thingsgiving

On this blog's Facebook page, I asked people to make hand turkeys in honor of Thanksgiving things so that I could have some sort of user-generated content to post on my blog.  After begging and even  bribing people into doing a super crazy fun activity, here are the four whole submissions: 

(Also note that no one followed directions.  You can find the directions on the Facebook page.  And don't be afraid to give it a "like" while you're there.)

My dad's turkey:

It is a colored hand, not even a turkey.  And he didn't write his name on it.

 

Kyle's Turkey:

 

 He didn't even trace his hand.  He just used the instructions I made as a sort of template and made fun of me for spilling water all over my whole desk at work.  Also he made the turkey literally "knife hands."

Boyfriend's turkey:

 

He looked up pictures of actual turkeys and obsessed over details.  And then added a copyright symbol on the image.

My 5-year-old niece's turkey:

It isn't even a hand turkey but it is somehow better than all the turkeys submitted by adults.  So.. she wins the $5.

THANKSGIVING yesterday.. what am I thankful for?

I think my niece put it best when she said that she was thankful for "love."