Thursday, November 25, 2010
Thanksgiving Day for some
To all my US blogger friends, I hope you have a wonderful Thanksgiving day, with family, fun, and food in abundance. I take this opportunity to thank those who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom, which allows us to enjoy the life we live; our trials are small compared to other countries. So thanks to all the soldiers, in your country and mine.
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I must reply. Thank you, your thoughts are well received, and appreciated. It is so easy not to remember those less well off and those serving. I can only reiterate those fine sentiments!!
Very thoughtful of you, Shirley. Thank you :)
~Lisa
Why, Thank You!
Sure, we spend a lot of time talking turkey, but the real matter does come down to what we are thankful for.
Thanks Shirley! Have a great weekend!
Thank You Shirley!
Thank you Shirly. I'm glad that even though Canada doesn't celebrate Thanksgiving, you found it a good time to reflect on your thankfulness. I was thinking the other day, it seems that Thanksgiving is worthy of being a global holiday. Its more about considering our blessings anyway, and people all over the world have much to be thankful for, and would benefit from thinking about their blessings on at least one day!
Thank you Shirly. I'm glad that even though Canada doesn't celebrate Thanksgiving, you found it a good time to reflect on your thankfulness. I was thinking the other day, it seems that Thanksgiving is worthy of being a global holiday. Its more about considering our blessings anyway, and people all over the world have much to be thankful for, and would benefit from thinking about their blessings on at least one day!
Great horse pictures, I like your blog.
AMEN! And Amen!
You know, I did not once hear(sigh) anyone say "happy turkey day" this year to my great happiness!
It was a wonderful celebration and with out God and the people that serve this country...we'd not be here to say thanks for our aundance!
Sarah, we do celebrate Thanksgiving, only we do it on the second Monday in October.
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