Our Location today is Tecumseh, Ontario, Canada.
The combination of fresh air and of course the turkey that
we ate at our Early Thanksgiving Day family meal that we had yesterday were
surely the reason we slept so soundly last night. Even better we both slept in
until after 8:30 this morning.
After watching the Weather Channel while we had breakfast we
again headed off to the computers. I was way behind and had to catch up on
reading blogs that I’d missed yesterday.
When we have family meals together like we did everyone
takes Doggie Bags home of an assortment of the different foods and deserts that
were served. Since Melissa is going through the same thing next weekend with
her family she didn’t have the time to clean up the carcass for other meals so
she offered it to Kathy knowing it wouldn’t go to waste.
As soon as Kathy was finished on the computer this morning she
immediately started stripping the bones. She sent me over to the Metro grocery
store for a few supplies that she didn’t have in the pantry. By the time I returned
she was boiling the bones to make turkey stock to be used for soup and was half
way through putting together a Turkey Pot Pie. With the leftover dough from the
pie she also made Pecan Tarts.
We had a light lunch and had finished eating before the
tarts and the pie were ready to come out of the oven. Kathy then strained the
stock and started to make homemade Turkey noodle soup. She also showed me a
plate covered in the fridge of more turkey she had recovered. Guess what we’ll
be eating this week?
While Kathy had been busy making her magic in the kitchen I had
spread my tarp in the living room and was once again working on pieces for the
cart I’m making for the trailer. I sanded the door that I’d put together the
other day as well as adding the holes for the door pull. Since we are also
adding a book rack to the back side of the cart I needed to drill holes for the
fasteners that will lock it all together but keeping them hidden from sight.
Finding the hardware for the project was what took most of my time today as
well as cleaning up.
For supper we got to enjoy each a piece of the Turkey Pot
Pie that had been taken out of the oven shortly after lunch and it was still
piping hot when we cut into it. The half dozen pecan tarts that Kathy had made
from the leftover dough just seemed to disappear.
After the supper dishes were finished we went to pay our
condolences to our dear friend Vera as she lost her 90 years young sister this
weekend. While at the Funeral Home Kathy got to meet people she used to work
with and she was introduced to the young woman who took over her job. The woman
was amazed at how organized Kathy had left everything in the office. She also
told us that Vera had showed her our blog and she and her husband now follow it
daily.
Hopefully the weather won’t be as windy tomorrow so we can
get more of our chores done before we hit the road in 81 days. Thanks for
following along and feel free to leave a comment. Be Safe and Enjoy!
It’s about time.
Krackers
You
Might Be a Redneck If
The
doctor who delivered your children also delivers your propane.
Rick, I can provide you with an address if you need to dispose of some of those leftovers.
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh...that pot pie looks delicious. I never saw one so full. Yummy to the soup.
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