Over & Over Again

 Our Thanksgiving Dinner Turkey on the photo above. I think it's just normal to have roast turkey on every Canadian table for dinner on Thanksgiving day celebration.

Why not? Turkey symbolizes of a good harvest and goodwill hunting and key to symbolize that everything's alright and everyone must offer sense of gratitude. I don't like being redundant greeting everyone a happy thanksgiving day just like greeting everyone "merry christmas."

And this is the photo of what's left after dinner. What to do with the left-over? We can't waste these food because they are still okay, so we keep them in the fridge for the next day and that day is today... so we'll have them for dinner and supper.

The half bodied turkey, have those bits and pieces for turkey stew or turkey sandwich. The crabs I can cook them with coconut milk or cook them with garlic bean sauce. We have people in our home so nothing can be wasted.

So we had a happy one and comes next in the big wide Canada is the celebration of Halloween. I couldn't believe that there are houses around the area where houseowners decorated their yard with Halloween decors even before Thanksgiving Day. You know with kids, parents feel obligated to keep their children happy. There are yards decorated with tombstones like as if their yard is a cemetery. They have scattered fake yellow-orange leaves and lots of fake cobwebs. Some houses are decorated with skeletons and other ghoulish creepy symbols of what Halloween is all about. I haven't seen zombie creatures yet.

Anyway, have a safe happy advance Halloween. Hope everyone had a good time.