do you stuff your bird? homemade dressing or store brought?
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I stuff my bird with homemade stuffing.  Did you know it's called stuffing if you stuff it into the bird and dressing when you cook it in a dish.  I didn't know that until someone told me last Thanksgiving.
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PINE CONES,,LEAVES,,STICKS AND TWIGS,,ALSO PUT DRYER LINT ON THE GROUND THE BIRDS WILL USE IT TO LINE THERE NESTS TO KEEP THERE EGGS WARM \nHOPE THIS HELPS
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Blimey! what a big beast Alan has become. Boa beds are available in all good pet stores, but they aren't bags\nMaybe a box would be best.\n\nBags are constricting.And fashioning your own from say, half a dozen giraffe necks, maybe mistaken for food.\nI would hate to find out Alan has mistaken your bag as lunch and \nswallowed it! after Trying to squeeze it to death.
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Cover their school in bird seed.  It's super-fast to do, which reduces the change you will get cuahgt.  Plus, you can always argue it's not wrong to feed birds!\n\nThe bird seed won't create that much of a mess.  But the birds that follow will!
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Small box with bubble wrap around the egg and plastic packing peanuts should do the job.  I had a marketing class on wrapping and we kicked it down the stairs and my egg was safe and sound.\n\nTest it at home before bringing it to class.
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NO!! you have to buy a medicine for the right type of bird at a vets, or a pet shops. ask them what kind of bird you and they can help. if I were u call first. if you like call walmart also i believe they do have something for as parakeets. but do call the vet or the pet shops anyway.
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yep and thers left overs in the fridge\nPS please do your dishes
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God made chicken\n\nchicken had egg
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We bring our own ingredients and toss it in the sink. Romaine lettuce, cherry tomatoes and coarsely grated parmesan. Served on wet paper towels.\n\nSadly, Americans tend to indulge in salad fights.
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To make it simple, you could get two Cornish game hens!  Use some prepared stuffing, and get any other dishes at a deli that you could warm up.  Throwing the birds into the oven isn't hard, and you could still have a real dinner.  Besides, kids like having a miniature "turkey" of their own!  And you would get to smell that good aroma for awhile!\n\nMost supermarkets have such a variety of prepared foods these days.  And many have a salad bar type thing that you can buy just what you want.  \n\nIt is hard to be away from family on holidays, but call them and have a visit that way.  Just make it a special day for you and your daughter.  I'm sure being that pregnant, you would feel more comfortable being home than to eat out anyway.  Rent a couple of movies.  Watch the parade on TV. \n\nGood luck with the new baby!
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Depends , Did you order a boiled egg or or a chicken breast?
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FOr yourself?  THe doctor orders them, go to the lab or the nurse may come to you adn there you go.  FOr an animal, a feed store.
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Carry around a rabbit's foot or a four leaf clover :P
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My husband deep fries a turkey every year and it has turned into a favorite around my house. I still bake one but the deep fried bird is the first to go. he injects it with some Cajun seasoning and drops it into the fryer and the whole neighborhood knows he at it again.
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to stuff or overcrowed
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Well, well, well, quite a conundrum.\nI have a few thoughts.  \noption #1: Call up Lori ann directly and tell her you would love to cook the turkey, ask if she minds bringing side dishes instead, but if she insists on cooking the stupid bird, let it go.  I would tell her that you want to make a small turkey for yourself, just so she doesnt freak when she comes in your house.  I would cook one myself, for these reasons:\n1. to have the smell of cooking turkey in the house \n2. for leftovers for your family because bird # 1 will be devoured by the guests\n3. you will have the free range variety to ingest\n and \n4. just because its your house and you can do what you want, and you are getting to host, which you wanted to do and its a lot of work to host on its own.\nOption #2:\ndont call her at all and still cook your own bird and whatever else you want and let her bring the stupid bird .  you are getting to host it which is what you really wanted anyway. Just let your mother and her know that you are making a bird "on the side" or hide it in the basement ;0\nOption #3:\ndont cook a bird and you will have oh so much less hastle because the stupid turkey takes so much time to cook, that all the side dishes will be cooked effortlessly without Tom Turkey in the way\noption 4:\nput turkey in microwave to purge it from carcinogens because it is not a free ranger and explode it accidentally (just kidding)\noption 5:\nsmother turkey with mayonnaise from a squeeze bottle and ...oh, just kidding!\nLast part of my opinion:\ndont put your mother in the middle to communicate or things could get ugly ;)\nOption 2 is probably what I would do myself.  \np.s. hubby says if you lived down here, you could take her turkey out back when she arrives and use it as target practice, then serve your own ;)\nand I know, believe me, that it is frustrating to hear that mom doesnt want to hurt HER feelings, but what about yours???  But like I said, if you get to host it, then resolve it with one of the above or better suggestions, so that it goes well for you and doesnt cause your adrenal system to decompensate.
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Miss Manners says that it comes out the way it went in; so, if you put the cherry/fish/olive/whatever into your mouth with your fingers, take the pit/bone/pit/whatever out with your fingers, and if you put it in with a fork, take it out with a fork.\n\nWhen in doubt, if you are a guest, wait until your host/ess does it and emulate.