We in the U.S. celebrate Thanksgiving Day on the 4th Thursday of November. Our family enjoys the traditional meal of roasted turkey, stuffing, pumpkin pie, etc. We give thanks this day and every day for an abundant table and try not to forget those around the world whose table is sparse or empty. Feed the Children is one of many wonderful programs that make a difference.
Happy Thanksgiving blessings to all. If you celebrate Thanksgiving, do you have turkey, or duck, or ham, or goose, or tofu?
Wednesday, November 26, 2008
Bountiful Blessings
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Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family.
Those wood illuminations are lovely. We always have turkey, but not a whole bird (dark meat is especially good). We'll have yams, and squash, and greens, and pie. The holiday has become a personal time between my mom and me.
Happy Thanksgiving!
Happy Thanksgiving to you Jill.
In Italy it's a normal working day...
PS Beautiful table!
You've choosen a perfect photo for the celebrating day in America. Great perspective of the table!
Happy Thanksgiving!
Beautiful photograph. It does make you think. I hope you have a good holiday!
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Of course you may travel vicariously with me.. I'll try to share.. I have no definite plans, other than to see the French version of Grease, and spend many hours in the Louvre and other museums. Thanks to Peter, there are bridges to walk and a river to cruise.
When my friend arrives, we will go to Versaille. Other than that, I'm open to whatever Paris offers.
Eat much and sleep well counting those blessings.
Great (natural?) lighting in that picture! PS: Turkey.
Thanks all and I hope you had a beautiful day.
Yes, that was natural lighting. I was dusting and noticed the low late afternoon sun casting long shadows through the window.
Lovely reflection in the warm wood!
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Beautiful light and reflection.
The warmth of the light, woods, colors all pulled me right in. Lovely blog and great camera work throughout!
Mostly its turkey we choose for Thanksgiving, although once it was crab curry (special request from a daughter.) :)
Like everyone, I love the light in this. (It's usually afternoon light raking across our dining table that reminds me that I need to dust.)
We have a poultry allergy in our family, so we have ham or lamb. Every Thanksgiving I am thankful for that poultry allergy.
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