Brush Turkey (Listen while you read)
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Author: jjharison@facebook.com Licence: CC-BY-SA 3.0
Well, hello, hello, hello….. How are ya? How ya doing? You might say we have a knack for knowing what to say.
Yeah. We’re pretty good at that.
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When in the company of a Brush Turkey type, you will feel ‘at ease’.
And, why will you feel at ease?
That’s easy to answer.
You will feel ‘at ease’ because the Brush Turkey personality is an ‘easy’ personality to like and admire.
And why is the Brush Turkey personality easy to like and admire? We’ll tell you.
The Brush Turkey personality has a way with words. Indeed, this is true.
The Brush Turkey personality not only has a way with words, he/she has the uncanny ability to know which words to use at any given moment in time.
We all know a Brush Turkey personality. They, the Brush Turkey personality, can be seen in all walks of life, to be sure.
They can be seen digging trenches, or scaling tall buildings in a single bound. That’s right.
They can scale tall buildings in a single bound, for, most Brush Turkey personalities are ‘larger than life’.
They are larger than life because their vocabulary allow them to scale any object, any mountainous region in which they find troubled water.
Indeed, this is also a magnificent trait to be found in the Brush Turkey personality. They not only have an uncanny ability to know what to say; they say it with ease, generosity of spirit, and joy.
Indeed. To know a Brush Turkey personality is to know sincerity.
Carolyn Page – ABC of Spirit Talk
Profound and as insightful as always!
I would suggest, Aina; you would most certainly be one who shares the qualities of this delightful creature…!
😢 I’m touched! Thank you, more than words can say, thank you!
Wow how amazing that a brush turkey can scale a tall building in a single bound. I would love to see that. Very informative Carolyn.
Ha hah, Kim….
Look up in the sky; it’s a bird; it’s a plane; it’s Brush Turkey.
Thank You lovely lady…. 😉
They look so happy when they are not on a plate 🙂
I love the look of this one. He’s an Aussie, though he’s closely related to the American Turkey… I’m sure he’s found his way on to many a plate with baked potatoes and gravy; to be sure…! 🙂
Poor old turkeys, they don’t have too much luck 😀
This one has ‘better luck’ than most. He is not a ‘farmed’ turkey; he is a ‘wild’ turkey. My partner K and I were out and about last Sunday when we saw a Brush Turkey with its mate in some bushland. We immediately took a few snaps however; they weren’t ‘good enough’ to post. Hence; this post requested by K…. (I’m sure though, he’s met many a bushy’s frying pan…!) 😉
We have them roaming wild here in NZ too, I would not be surprised if the flocks decrease around Christmas either 😀
Ha hah, no doubt…! 😉
What an adorable turkey. No wonder I’m a veggie.
Yes, he’s gorgeous, Resa. We were able to get very close to a couple last weekend that were scratching about in the grass close to the roadside. Their colouring is so bright! I don’t know how easy it would have been to ‘catch’ one though; I’m sure they would have taken off had they thought we meant them harm.
I was a veggie before I met K. I’ve never felt sooo good as when I didn’t eat meat. Maybe one day again! 😉
Dad gave my sister and me a Turkey for a pet once. We loved that Turkey. We were even allowed to have it in our room sometimes. (Yes, a bit messy!) Turkey disappeared near Thanksgiving.
Dad said the skunks got him.
20 years later … I realized we’d eaten Turkey for that Thanksgiving dinner. xoxoxo
Oh, how sad….. That must have been a terrible realisation!
Was this one of the reasons for becoming a veggie?
I became a Veggie at 17, so if Turkey was a reason, it was subliminal. (Turkey was dinner when I was 16)
However, yes, having livestock for pets (on Aunt’s farm) then eating them was a huge force.
Anyway… it has all worked out great! I love being a Veggie.
Hugs
And it suits you; you look fantastic…! xoxoxo
Like… So do you! You are gorgeous. oxoxoxo
Keep dancing!
xoxoxo
Live long and prosper, Brush Turkey.
Brush Turkey salutes you, kind sir…! 😉
just wonderful!
Thank You, Caroline, and welcome… 🙂
I’ve nominated you for BlogAthon Award ! It would be an honor if you choose to accept it.
http://cristimoise.wordpress.com/2012/10/26/blogathon-award/
Cristi, you are a sweetie, Thank You… 🙂
I do know a few of these turkeys and it is such a blessing to be around them. You never know what amazing things will come out of them at any particular moment.
I’m so glad this is so for you, Dace. They are indeed a blessing and a delight…
Talking about amazing things coming out of them; have you taken a look at this post?
http://mywaytotruth.wordpress.com/2012/10/27/mission-for-a-day/
AH I thought I commented! The last line—love it “To know a Brush Turkey personality is to know sincerity” I just wish I had the same personality :)! beautiful words !
http://thecreativegodess.wordpress.com/2012/10/27/a-rant/#comments
I believe this (your latest post) shows a good deal of sincerity…. 😉
aw you think so!!I am actually a bit embarrassed do you think it was too vulgar maybe I should delete? Your writing is always elegant!
No, quite the contrary. I think it is a very well thought out, and topical issue that you’ve highlighted in a very tasteful way….
Carolyn over the past month literally you have given me so much confidence, and the courage not to be scared to write—I can’t even begin to say how much this means and how grateful I am, thankyou so much—I’m so happy I can connect with a great writer :)!
I’ve never brushed a turkey, I’ve never combed a turkey. In fact, I’ve never assisted a turkey with his personal grooming at all. Myself excepted, of course… : P
Words spoken very ‘sincerely’ my dear Mark…. And, I believe you…!
After all; who else would we find so like the Brush Turkey other than our very own Mark Armstrong..!?! A Brush Turkey if ever there was one…! 😉
very interesting personality for sure 🙂
Indeed, Sharmishtha… A voice we all know and love… 😉
I think sincerity is a lot easier than knowing what to say sometimes.
As always, this is made better by a lovely voice.
To be sure, Smak…. Sometimes words aren’t required, yet sincerity shines through…!
Very insightful post. Thanks… and for the “Like” in my blog.
Thank You…. and it’s my pleasure. I’m enjoying your posts…!