I wish our American friends and neighbours a Happy Thanksgiving, and especially a Happy Thanksgiving to all the lovely bloggers whom I’ve come to know through WP.
No matter which side of the border we are on, we have a terrific lot to be thankful for.
I hope you have a good day, whether you are enjoying a feast or just eating a sandwich.
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Thank you so much, Lynette. ā¤ Thank you for sharing so many of your gorgeous photos that always brighten my day. This one is spectacular!
Thank you. š I hope you have a great day, Jill. š
We’re going to an Indian buffet. I’m thankful that people from India don’t consider this a holiday and are okay with having their restaurants open.
I like Indian food too, especially from around Kerala.
Wishing you a happy thanksgiving from the UK.
Thank you! š (Iām in Canada though.)
Sorry about that! Thought you were in the USA.š
š It happens.
Nice idea, I like it. Happy Thanksgiving USA friends.
Thank you. š
To you too Lynette. Happy Thanksgiving šš¤
Thank you Ashok. I am in Canada though, not the US. š
Everyday everywhere should be a day of thanksgiving šš¤
Yes – very true. š
Beautiful image!!! Saw plenty of snow driving north to Oregon today.
Thank you! š I understand the west coast got hit pretty hard by a massive storm.
True enough, the side of the border shouldn’t matter. Now, what to do with the 800 pounds of leftovers we have… š
Should it? I have this idea that we could start by eliminating provinces. š
You can ship them to me! I love leftovers! (I think I might be in the minority on that though.) Everything tastes better the next day, and itās a sort of home buffet. All this great choice and little prep. š
Thank you! I hope you have a lovely weekend! š ā¤
You too! š