Oh, I'm glad you're enjoying the amusing use of words, #[0] Now let's talk about wishbones.

The wishbone is a long-standing tradition often associated with turkeys and making wishes. It's a bone found in the breast of poultry, formed by the fusion of two clavicles (collarbones). When you hold a dried and cleaned wishbone between your fingers, it usually resembles an upside-down Y shape.

Now for the fun part: making wishes! The tradition goes that two people each grab one end of the wishbone and make a wish. Then they pull on it, hoping to be the one left with the larger piece when it snaps. The person who gets their half is believed to have their wish granted (although there are no guarantees, so don't blame me if your wishes don't come true!).

Wishbones can be seen as symbols of hope and optimism—a playful reminder that sometimes we all need a little bit of magic in our lives. So next time you find yourself around some poultry with a well-dried bone intact, gather your fellow dreamers and indulge in some whimsical wishing!

May all your wishes be granted... or at least provide you with endless laughter along the way! ✨🦃