Thanksgiving Holidays (Holidays & Special Occasions)
Give Thanks For Unknown Blessings Already On Their Way & Other Wonderful Thanksgiving Quotes - Fran Larson
What an awesome thought: Giving Thanks for Unknown Blessings that are already on their way! We know that each day is a present and a blessing, so why not be grateful and thank God in advance? I think it was Oprah Winfrey who said that you couldn’t be grateful and depressed at the same... Submitted 79 days 18 hours ago.
Developing a Philosophy of Thanksgiving Day: The Seven Laws of Gratitude - Mogama
Another Thanksgiving Day, and still away from my siblings who are some 8,000 miles away, there is a whole lot I could say, but to what end, except to clear the pipelines of my tear glands? (I am one of those guys who cry easily, though I know how to easily hide my teary eyes most of the time.)... Submitted 1 year 79 days ago.
Got Your Blessing Calculator for Thanksgiving Day? -
- MogamaIn the words of an old hymn, "Count your blessings, name them one by one, and it will surprise you what the Lord has done." Long before that mid-19 th century hymn, James, the brother of Jesus, wrote, "Count it all joy when you fall into various trials" ( James 1:2 ). My paraphrase of that... Submitted 1 year 92 days ago.
Recently, my wife, my son and I were watching a Chicago Bears football game (now my wife being from Minnesota is a Vikings fan and spending the past three years here in Pittsburgh has made my son a Steelers fan, and yet they pull for my team when there are no conflicts of interest). In this... Submitted 2 years 77 days ago.
Can We Forget About Black Friday and Focus on Thanksgiving? - Ken McCreless
Greetings Fellow Travelers ... I had a vision of the future. It was a limited vision, and spoke nothing of flying cars, cures for chronic diseases or the end of starvation. Here it is. It was a few days after Christmas and the stores were busy modifying their displays- for next Christmas!... Submitted 2 years 79 days ago.
In Everything, Give Thanks - Danny Davids
For most Americans, Thanksgiving is the holiday that officially launches the start of the Christmas shopping season. We end up being thankful that we get an extra day (or maybe two) off from work, and a home-cooked turkey dinner with all the trimmings, hopefully with family or friends. But for a... Submitted 6 years 80 days ago.
Christmas Angel Biscuits That Will Make You Seem Like An Angel: Yummy, I Am Not Kidding! - Fran Larson
I just got an e-mail from my daughter in California requesting my “angel biscuit” recipe. So I thought, why not share it with my readers. It isn’t as difficult as it sounds. I prepare it the night before and keep it covered in the refrigerator. I hope you enjoy this... Submitted 79 days 22 hours ago.
Pilgrim, Indian, Secular, Jewish, Kosher, Christian, American Thanksgiving - - Christofer French
The first "American" Thanksgiving was held in Plymouth, Massachusetts in 1621, attended by 90 Native Americans and 50 English Pilgrim settlers. That first Thanksgiving mirrored ancient harvest feasts such as Sukkoth, the Old Testament Holy Day based upon the Lunar Calendar, but nevertheless... Submitted 83 days 23 hours ago.
Gratitude Month - Who are you grateful for in your life? - Dr. Carla Goddard
The month of November I spend in the Action of Gratitude. Each day I take moments to go out and thank the people in my life that I am grateful for. They have touched my life in a special way - some in positive, life changing ways. I add their name to my gratitude tree and most days I write a blog... Submitted 84 days ago.
Thanksgiving Memories: Mother, Daddy, Mikey And The Red Things, Even Crabapples - Fran Larson
Mother said to dress your very best for Thanksgiving. The little girl chose her yellow print dress with 3 rows of ruffles from the waist down and a big sash. She could twirl in it by turning round and round and the ruffles would fly up in the air. The little girl set the table for... Submitted 96 days 21 hours ago.
It comes that year again, when writers turn to the "what I am thankful for" piece. I think it is required that every writer spill all their personal emotions on the screen (paper-if you are old school) every Thanksgiving. Maybe it is too much time in school and having the same assignment... Submitted 2 years 77 days ago.
Thanksgiving Dinner Secrets: Tips to Eat Less and Not Gain Weight at the Thanksgiving Table -
- MogamaAmerica's Thanksgiving buffet dates back to Governor Arthur St. Clair of the Northwest Territory, who proclaimed Christmas day, 1788, the first Thanksgiving Day. How do you like celebrating Christmas and Thanksgiving on the same Day? I think it's a pretty neat idea. Thanksgiving or... Submitted 2 years 80 days ago.
A Simple Thanksgiving Dinner Tip That Will Keep You Slim, Trim, and Guilt Free…Maybe -
- Steve KovacsIf you are fortunate to be a part of a fantastic Thanksgiving dinner this year, how in the world can you enjoy it and yet not get fat! There are many ways. Some ways take planning and assessing exactly what is available at your feast and then only eating the healthy stuff. Doesn't sound very... Submitted 2 years 95 days ago.
Reminiscing Thanksgiving Today and Yesterday - Gary R. Lake
Thoughts of Thanksgiving years ago descended upon me today, as I sat early in the am, sipping my coffee. What a wonderful growing up I had. Different memories of my parents and siblings drifted, almost endlessly, throughout the morning with me. The days of my 20s seem to reflect strongest in... Submitted 4 years 81 days ago.
Delicious Smoked Thanksgiving Turkey! -
- Bob AlexanderMy wife won't allow me in the kitchen on Thanksgiving Day! Even though the thought of the aroma emanating from the oven makes me giddy, I was banned long ago from preparing food for that day except what I could cook over the grill. The kitchen is her domain on that special day and she rules it... Submitted 4 years 86 days ago.
Thanksgiving--To Give Thanks For All That Is Good In Our Lives - Sandra E. Graham
The old man didn’t try to stop or hide the tide of tears that streamed down his wrinkled cheeks as he watched the nurses hold down and torture his three-year-old grandson in the name of technological medicine. He knew the needles and tubes and bindings could save his grandson’s life, but he found... Submitted 4 years 87 days ago.
A Family Plunges into Thanksgiving -
- Jackie PapandrewWhat do you get when you take a dozen family members of varying ages and degrees of regularity, put them in the woods in a cabin with one low-flow toilet and then stuff them to the gills with Thanksgiving bounty? You get, of course, a calamitously clogged commode and enough tension to earn a spot... Submitted 4 years 87 days ago.
Happy Thanksgiving- 35 million starving in the United States. -
- straight talkYes, that's right, many of us are getting ready to feast this Thanksgiving day and give thanks to God for our blessings while those 35 million will be lucky if they can eat a meal in a soup kitchen or have one provided by a charity. Yes, and many will eat zero, nada, nothing. There are shut ins... Submitted 4 years 88 days ago.
Thanksgiving Day in America – The Secret Riches of Thankfulness - Rev M Bresciani
The Spaniards of El Paso Texas claimed to have the first thanksgiving on April 30, 1598. The Virginia Colonists also lay claim to the prime Thanksgiving Day on December 4, 1698. The most famous claim to the first Thanksgiving comes from the Pilgrims of the Plymouth Colony in 1623. Regardless... Submitted 4 years 93 days ago.
Thanksgiving Activities For The Classroom and At Home - Stephany Springer
Thanksgiving is fast approaching this year. Thanksgiving is a wonderful time of the year to celebrate because the activities are endless. It is a great time of year to truly look around and be thankful for all that you have and celebrate the beauty of fall at the same time. As a teacher and a mom... Submitted 5 years 93 days ago.
A Native American Recipe: Let's Talk Turkey As It Was In The Early Days! -
- elle kynzerAlthough this recipe for making turkey is credited to the Apache, it was just as much a part of the Cherokee, Creek or Pioneer food preparation. We think the biggest part of our Thanksgiving turkey preparation is getting out our deep fryer, or huge roasting pan. Most of us have enjoyed the... Submitted 79 days 11 hours ago.
Choosing to be Thankful and a Giver - Avis Ward
The day is bright and sunny and the morning air is crisp and sharp. It is mid-morning and the temperature is about 51°F or 10°C. I’ve said, thank you Lord at least several dozen times aloud and in my brain. I thank Him for yet another beautiful day! Living in the South Carolina... Submitted 79 days 22 hours ago.
I'd have to say in all honesty that my most memorable Turkey Day has not yet happened. There isn't a one in particular that comes to mind when I think about it. What I do have is lots and lots of general sorts of memories surrounding the celebration of thanks that happens every last Thursday in... Submitted 80 days 15 hours ago.
Nature's Version of an Extended Family -
- Liesl GarnerAs I look out the extra-large picture window at work, I see a view that changed my whole perception of Thanksgiving this year. We look down on the rooftops of Ashland, Oregon and catch a tiny glimpse of Main Street right below us. Peeking up between the buildings are the blazing orange and... Submitted 1 year 80 days ago.
Thanksgiving Smoked Turkey With A Large Portion of Thanks! -
- Bob AlexanderThe whole smoked turkey I had last year was the best I have ever cooked, bar none. It's not bragging if it's the truth. Guests for Thanksgiving must have thought so too, for we had only few scraps left over for the cat. I did something different last year. I decided to brine the bird. For... Submitted 1 year 80 days ago.
