Some of the men carving the turkey as seen from outside - |
To me, the Canadian date for Thanksgiving, the second Monday in October, is more aptly placed on the calendar. Never the mind.
Today DH and I celebrated Thanksgiving with a feast with our neighbors and other friends. It was good to share a wonderful meal and remember all we have been blessed with - family, friends, life ...
Wishing you and yours all the best -
Holly
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Mom,
We celebrated Thanksgiving on the beach yesterday. A bit overcast but thankfully still shorts weather. Anyways, one of the guests was a friend visiting from Germany. Made me think of you two living in Germany.
Did you eat Turkey Schnitzel?
Sorry to get to this post late - now it's time to say Merry Xmas!
Nope ... it was an All-American menu that day! Considering we didn't eat American Indian-style food ... guess it really wasn't All-American.
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