I love the respect the bird saying. I use it all the time, any time someone says something about Christmas or is playing a Christmas song I tell them to respect the bird.
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4 comments:
I love the picture! It reminds me of the Chick-Fil-A cow campaign. Long live the bird...until tomorrow!
Amen! i hate how the second after you finish eating thanksgiving its all of the sudden christmastime?? RESPECT THE BIRD!
The only way I don't respect the bird is by making pajamas before Thanksgiving. I love Thanksgiving--almost more than any other holiday. It's good to stop and reflect on the blessings we all have.
When we returned to Arizona last night we found lots of Christmas lights in our Glendale neighborhood. The bird came and went and now it's time to respect the Savior. What a wonderful trip we had and you can say all you want about quaint New England and how beautiful it is (it really is) but I for one am happy to be back in WARM Arizon. Not that I wouldn't like to visit New England again, but I'm glad to be back home.
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