Thanksgiving Haiku: Gluttony
I ate way too much.
My belly will surely burst!
Maybe one more bite ...
Published by Heidi Bitsoli
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8 Comments
Post a CommentWe just can't get enough. ;)
Perfect!
That describes me to a "T". Good luck to you!
yuppers
So true!
Ah, that lovely overstuffed sensation in words. :)
Funny! I always take several more bites after dinner when we are cleaning up. I cut up the rest of the turkey to put away in fridge and freezer and nibble as I cut up the rest of the meat.
;-)