There are some that are getting ready as it's a holiday for Thanks Giving. I will never forget when as a child we would celebrate both the Canadian and American Thanks Giving. It's something of the same the only difference is that it began I guess in Canada due to the climate.
Canada celebrates Thanks Giving in October while United States celebrates it on tomorrow.
If I can squeeze it in....
A Very Happy Thanksgiving to those that reside in the United States of America.
We used to celebrate both when we first moved here from the US. ow we just do the Canadian one. However, there is nothing stopping me from enjoying one part of the US Thanksgiving tradition ... parking my ass in front of the television and watching football all day. :)
ReplyDeleteTHANK YOU JACK..MANY BLESSINGS TO YOU!
ReplyDeleteI agree and today it's a thanks giving for me as well. There are many Americans that live here as well as other countries that do the same and vica versa. The only thing is what are we giving thanks for?
ReplyDeleteJust a thought - a positiive one out there....and good morning!
Same to you Cyn - please send me some dressing!!!!
ReplyDeleteMay we all give thanks for the gifts we have been given. A very happy belated Thanksgiving to my neighbor from the Great White North. I'd call you a hoser but that would probably be tacky on today, wouldn't it???
ReplyDeleteAnd as well a great one to you! Well in having been raised in the US and then living there I have celebrated both Thanks Givings within my youth as well as in my adult life.
ReplyDeleteBut I live here in Canada. So please don't hold that against me....:)
I hope you had a great non Thanksgiving. :p
ReplyDeleteHey I don't no about you but I called a few that I know from my real life and some that called me that I lived with back in the states. I never left America for any reason other than family at that time - what about you?
ReplyDeleteI have few back there anymore. Friendships have gorwn old and most of my relatives have passed on. I send email greetings to a cousin and to an aunt. That is all that there is left.
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