Isn’t that a great catch? Now take a look at the whole set of photos, as photographed by a beautiful woman (who knows the photo series coordinator):
The Turkey Bowl is a ward tradition here, as it is in many places, and we enjoy it. These pictures are from the 2006 Turkey Bowl, where everyone learned: Don’t leave Daniel open. He may not be tall, but he can run.
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Very nice photos.
I always enjoy the Turkey Bowl — it’s a good chance for the ward Priesthood to enjoy the morning together. And not just Priesthood either — sometimes the young women have sharp elbows and aren’t afraid to use them!
Ha ha! Love this! The turkey bowl is one of the highlights of DH’s life. It’s been a thorn in my side, but now that he is starting to bring his sons with him, I have a feeling it will be one of our family’s cherished traditions. I am sure DH will make sure we have a turkey bowl in whatever ward we live in.
I participated in a tackle football turkey bowl this past thanksgiving. While it was fun I fractured my ankle. They are fun but I think flag is better.
Yes, definitely flag. DH is getting old. He doesn’t need to be tackled by the young guys.