It's Canadian Thanksgiving today and time once again to count our many, many blessings!
Compared to historical living conditions, we are so fortunate to live when and where we do.
Even things we complain about should really be sources of gratitude.
And if you're a turkey getting a tarot reading, you have something to be grateful for, too. No, wait . . . April Fools!
happy thankgiving!
ReplyDeletethis year, be grateful you live in canada and not the US.
You can be Thankful that Trump is not your president! Happy Thanksgiving Debra - I hope you enjoy your day.
ReplyDeleteYou're grateful for the taxes you pay? Wait, what? Did you put crazy shrooms into your tofurkey today? :PP Happy Thanksgiving to our favourite Canadian (I mean you, Celine Dion is number two :)
ReplyDeleteSaw the post title, and had to check ,y calendar. I thought i must have slept longer than I thought,
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving Canada!
Happy, happy thanksgiving.
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving Canada!
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving, Debra. Turkey for us today!
ReplyDeleteHave a special Thanksgiving today Debra.
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving. Have a wonderful day.
ReplyDeleteOMG that tarot one slayed me! Happy Thanksgiving Debra!!! I am very grateful for our long term friendship that has gone through my many incarnations. You always bring a smile to my life. You rock!
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving Debs!!!!!! Maybe I'll move to Canada soon!!!
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving Debra! Canada is a wonderful country, I live so close and still haven't been to visit! It's on my 10 ten things to do before I get too old. Have a fabulous day!
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving to you and yours, dear Lady
ReplyDeleteHappy Canada Thanksgiving.
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving, Debra! I didn't know Canada had a thanksgiving day too. And we are indeed fortunate to be living in these times - even with our complaining.
ReplyDeleteLove the turkey. LOL happy Thanksgiving!! Have a great week.
ReplyDeleteHappy thanksgiving to you and your wise one! Xcellent reminder this is!
ReplyDeleteI want all turkeys everywhere to know I will not eat them for Thanksgiving.
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving to you and your Rare One.
ReplyDeleteHaha. Poor turkey.
ReplyDeleteHappy Canadian Thanksgiving Day to you, Rare One, and HRH.
Cheers.
Every time I see a movie or show or read a book from the 1800's of early 1900's I thank my lucky stars and am so grateful for being born in this era..
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I love that Matter of Perspective. I have that on a wooden plaque next to my desk in the TV room. It keeps me sane. Happy Thanksgiving, doll.
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving, Debra. Love your good reminders of how fortunate we are...
ReplyDeletehappy thanksgiving!!! hope you had a good one. it's 90= degrees here with high humidity and trump. enough said. i'm thankful for nothing!
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving! So many things to be thankful for.
ReplyDeleteI'm thankful my Thanksgiving is after Halloween
ReplyDeletewink wink.
A few years back, the Missus and I toured Versailles and I thought, "we actually have it better than King Louis. He didn't have air conditioning, central heat or indoor plumbing. He didn't have movies or television or the Beatles. Sure, he had his own opera company, but it's not like he could say "I'm tired of Carmen, let's see what's going on with Rigoletto." Amazing what we take for granted.
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving Debra! Great post!!! Big Hugs!
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving. And if you run out of things to be grateful for, just remember you don't have our Mr Maga.
ReplyDelete:) Love, cat.
ReplyDeleteYou know I lost all sense of decorum when I read the turkey comic, right? Fine, so I don't really have any decorum, still... the turkey one made me roar.
ReplyDeleteHope your Thanksgiving was a good one (bittersweet memories and all).
Hello Debra, Two Thanksgivings are better than one, especially to symbolize that we are not grateful just for one single day in each year.
ReplyDelete--Jim
I hope you had a happy Thanksgiving!
ReplyDeleteLove that fairy tale thought.
Happy Thanksgiving
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Happy belated Thanksgiving!
ReplyDeleteHope it was a good one for you. It surely is a bit sad when we are without some of those we love...but, it's life.
ReplyDeleteI know this is your first Thanksgiving without your mama...I also know what a strong lady you are...just know I think of you often.
been meaning to ask what the significance of the bee is? Or do you just like bees ?
ReplyDeleteHappy Canadian Thanksgiving Debra.....we do indeed have much to be thankful for.
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I hope that you and your Rare One had a Happy Thanksgiving yesterday! Great post, and thought-provoking. The last one was brilliant and funny!
ReplyDeletehappy thanksgiving to my favorite canaderian.
ReplyDelete@ bj -- Bees are significant to me on a few levels -- here's a post I wrote on this precise question a while back because others have asked me the same thing:
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And yes, I also just like bees and always have!
My favorite: “The things you take for granted...”!!!
ReplyDeleteThanksgiving is my favourite holiday, and this year we have a lot to be thankful for! Maybe not the turkey, though.
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