With an eagle eye for prey, Nighthawk swoops through the fourth wall to get a character's-eye view of the action.
Friday, October 25, 2013
Friday, October 11, 2013
Talking Turkey
Thanksgiving not only comes earlier in the year in Canada, it was celebrated in what would become Canada 43 years before the Pilgrims sat down to give thanks near Plymouth Rock when Martin Frobisher threw a thanksgiving dinner in Newfoundland.
Neither Frobisher nor Pilgrim likely had turkey on their menu. If they did, it was nothing like the bird we roast now. Now the turkey is a holiday icon, so much so that Thanksgiving is also known as Turkey Day.
Our guest is that iconic bird. Welcome.
Gobble-gobble.
How do you feel about your role in this holiday?
Gobble-gobble-gobble, gobble-gobble.
Your role as an icon must keep you busy. There's Canadian Thanksgiving in October, the American Thanksgiving in November and you often have a starring role at Christmas too. How do you feel about that?
Gobble, gobble-gobble.
Well. That just about says it all.
To all our Canadian friends, Happy Thanksgiving. To our American friends, Alison and I will be thinking of you.
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