The turkey is trying to interpret their communications, because he wants to make sure he can wobble away fast enough if they decide it’s going to be a turkey dinner.
On one end of the sideboard, a loan Indian and a loan pilgrim have climbed into the tool box my husband made for me, which I posted about here.
Miss Pilgrim and Mr. Indian look a little worried about their meeting, and I suspect they are keeping a lot of turkeys between the two of them just in case the meeting doesn’t go well.
A pumpkin and a squirrel stand by, in case someone asks for salt or pepper.
This turkey looks happy, and he’s wishing all of you a Happy Thanksgiving. He must already know he has escaped being cooked for Thanksgiving dinner.
I am linking this historic meeting on my sideboard to Tabletop Tuesday at A Stroll Thru Life. I’m so glad you stopped by to witness history being made on my sideboard. laurie
8 comments:
Not decorating for Thanksgiving because we will be away. So happy to enjoy your Thanksgiving decor Laurie!
Laurie,
your sideboard is amazing! Everything is perfect together and represents the real spirit of Thanksgiving! Love the Turkey!
Thanks for visiting and the sweet comment about my Halloween mantle!
Rebecca
Laurie, you always have the perfect things to celebrate the holidays. Reading this post inspired me to get my box of turkey things down from the attic and set up a vignette. ;-)
Hugs ~ Sarah
Laurie, your Pilgrims and Indians are wonderful and I love your vignette. Thanks so much for joining TTT. Hugs, Marty
Such a pretty meeting! Love the pilgrims, Indians and their turkey moderator!
Just love your Pilgrims and Indians...they are so cute!!..Beautiful vignette!!...
You always wow me Laurie!!!
Big Hugs,
Susan and Bentley
Your pilgrims are so beautiful, Laurie, look at those faces. I always love how you do your seasonal decor...Christine
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