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Friday, July 22, 2011

Musical Animated Turkey

Even though I am not fond of dining out for breakfast, I can't say NO when my husband drive down to Cracker Barrel. they will served the usual American food but, there's fruits to order so; I really don't mind. After breakfast, I would roam around the display area looking for new things that I might love to buy.Then I found this musical animated turkey which dances and play the harmonica. I bought this yesterday after we dine out for breakfast at Cracker Barrel.Last December, I was attracted to a Santa Claus that dance and sing a Christmas Song. My father-in-law bought it for both of us. This time, I bought this for my husband. In fact, he never saw me paying this stuff at the counter. I handed the bag as we went out the Restaurant.
This is truly entertaining and I was glad that my husband like it a lot. If you happen to visit Cracker Barrel, check out their display, you may find one that you like.
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  1. k and k worldJuly 22, 2011 at 9:40:00 AM CDT

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