We just got invited to a suite at a football game. The game
is the week before Thanksgiving. That is great, ‘cause it gets pretty cold to
sit outside for a game that late in the season. And I always enjoy singing the national anthem really loud in the suite. So I was very appreciative of the invitation. But
I was disappointed when I saw what was on the menu for that game. Apparently,
since it is the week before Thanksgiving, they are serving turkey and sweet
potatoes. C’mon! This type of thing irritates me. And it happens all the time. Why
do people do it? I want my turkey on Thanksgiving to be special, not a rehash
of what I had the prior week. I’ve never understood the serving of turkey at
luncheons and dinners the week before Thanksgiving. Hey, while we’re at it,
let’s have an egg hunt on Palm Sunday, or serve corned beef hash a week before our
Jiggs Dinner on St Patrick’s Day.
Well, it could be worse. Would they ever dare serve mushroom
casserole at a football game?
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