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Thanksgiving dinner
Yesterday was American's Thanksgiving Day, and having a wife who was born American in North Carolina and lived for many years before I met her in Florida, it's one of the special days / times on a par with Christmas and Easter that we celebrate a little. We sat our our dining table with friends and family who happen to be around (a small group as it's a midweek evening between 2 working days in the UK) and shared a turkey dinner with Richard and Maureen, Stephen Norman and Ian. Thanksgiving is, traditionally, a time to consider how fortunate you are - and we are indeed very fortunate. I'm thankful for family, for health, for being able to spend my time doing things that I enjoy, for that time spent earning me a living, for having a roof over my head .... and this is beginning to sound rather like an "Oscar acceptance speech". Let's keep it short today - let's just say thankful for everything - even that which might appear negative since it's usually a strengthening experience. (written 2004-11-26, updated 2008-05-11) Associated topics are indexed as below, or enter http://melksh.am/nnnn for individual articles Z212 - Public Holidays and festivals[30] Bank Holiday - (2004-08-27) [35] Autumn arrives right on time - (2004-09-01) [429] Charlie on Monday - (2005-08-30) [637] Carnival - (2006-03-07) [1209] Where did the Bank Holiday go? - (2007-05-29) [1269] Party in the Park - review - (2007-07-17) [1540] Chinese New Year - (2008-02-15) [1631] Looking back through some photos - (2008-05-04) [1770] 3 hours from Milton Keynes - (2008-08-24) [2297] Standing on the corner, Melksham Carnival - (2009-07-19) [2298] Melksham Carnival Parade - the people - (2009-07-19) [2498] Remembrance Sunday 2009, Melksham - (2009-11-08) [2656] Melksham Carnival - (2010-02-28) [2671] Melksham - Carnival, Party in the Park, and Spot the Oddity - (2010-03-11) [2875] A long day in Melksham ... - (2010-07-17) [3062] Melksham Carnival - getting ready for 2011 - (2010-11-20) [3191] Date of the Census (which month and day?) - (2011-03-03) [3207] Lambing at Lackham - (2011-03-19) [3360] Melksham Carnival, 2011 - pictures - (2011-07-17) [3513] Olympic Torch - dates and places in Wiltshire in 2012 - (2011-11-08) [4120] American Circus in Melksham - (2013-06-22) [4140] Riots in Melksham - (2013-07-13) [4141] My pictures of Melksham Carnival, 13th July 2013 - (2013-07-14) [4287] TransWilts CRP - walking in Melksham Carnival - (2014-07-13)
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