Great, fantastique, awesome, super.
Just how many more different ways can I exaggerate this situation?
I don’t know what gave anyone the idea or the impression I can single-handedly put together a Thanksgiving dinner in 4 hours.
4 HOURS!!!
There I was, slaving away in the kitchen – turkey, vegetables, and stuffing in the oven, potatoes ready to mash, and all there was left to do was dessert.
“Marge!” Came a holler.
I must had turned too quickly because next thing I knew, I was on the floor. “Ow,” I moaned. My leg was turned at an awkward angle. Crapulous.
“Marge, you okay?”
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Please note: the word “Crapulous” in this story does not mean what it actually means if you define this word in the dictionary. In this story, this word is the antonym of Fabulous. Crapulous, Fabulous, get it?
I didn’t know the word crapulous was in the dictionary, lol!
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Haha! I didn’t know it was there either until I looked it up. 😄
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Awfully crapulous for Marge, and perhaps a reality for some yesterday. Definitely can see the scene in your story. Good one.
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I can see that too. 🙂 Thanks for reading.
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Sounds like she’ll finally get some rest. Good story!
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Haha, I can see that. 🙂 Thanks for reading.
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You’re welcome 🙂
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Well, I don’t know who was shouting ‘Marge’, but maybe he should have been in the kitchen helping!
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I agree.
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I hope she hangs on long enough to eat before visiting A&E for medical help!
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Or maybe her family felt bad and bought the meal to the hospital.
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You got me with the title. Your usage was exactly what I expected it to mean. I didn’t know it was a real word.
I bet Margie is at least a convert to being pro-Thanksgiving Day lockdowns.
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I think she was before she was assigned the role of cooking dinner but I can imagine now that’s probably going to her plan every year. 😀
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Poor Marge. And I love the word “crapulous.”
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I just love the pudding, and learning new words.
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Hehe! 😄🙂
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Interesting way to get out of cooking. I sure wish someone had helped her.
Hope she heals quickly … Be Safe
Isadora 😎
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I felt bad that everyone’s expecting her to make a feast all by herself. Some families have such high expectations for specific family members.
Thanks for reading. 🙂
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Ouch. I hope the dinner still comes out okay. Fun story and new word!
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I hope so too. Thanks for reading. 🙂
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