kids, health,,,still have a job, and a home,,peg4x4":12y4c9hp said:What are you thankful for this year?
What's on the menu?
Ryder":j3qwwjqu said:I am thankful for a lot of things. Fine people I have known and that have had a good influence in my life.
Friends that I may not see often, but I think they are very valuable people.
For the many opportunities I have had in my life. A lot of them I just took for granted at the time. But now see more and more how fortunate I have been.
Most of all-Christ and the blessings He made possible.
(I am really thankful that I had the opportunity to grow up in this nation while it was still a Christian nation before what's his name said it wasn't.)
Menu-I don't know. Doesn't much matter.
farmwriter":3nlar7de said:And I hope this doesn't sound petty or snobbish, but it makes me very thankful that my husband's job is going well and the company he works for isn't in as bad shape as many others. I almost feel guilty about him doing well when so many people are struggling so much.
farmwriter":3nlar7de said:And I'm thankful for many things other's have already touched on as well.
:lol2:angie":l9pffqir said:I am thankful everyday ~ like many on here, I don't need a holiday to remind me I have been blessed.
As far as the food though, thats not something that happens everyday:
Roast tame duck with apple/raisin dressing
Mashed potatoes (or my sisters nasty "potato surprise" :help: )
Scalloped corn
Green bean hotdish
Seafoam salad (jello salad)
Pasta salad
7 layer salad (lettuce + other stuff salad)
buns
and a BUNCH of pies!!
This year I am not cooking turkey, so there will not be any turkey emergencies ~ I will never forget how helpful you all were last time. :roll:
greatgerts":25japq03 said:I'm thankful that I have found my true love. I have known her for quite some time (8 years) and we started dating over the summer. Now, we are engaged and will be getting married next December. I am building a house so that once we are married, we will have a new house to move into and start our family together.
LazyARanch":2lqvuj5y said:greatgerts":2lqvuj5y said:I'm thankful that I have found my true love. I have known her for quite some time (8 years) and we started dating over the summer. Now, we are engaged and will be getting married next December. I am building a house so that once we are married, we will have a new house to move into and start our family together.
CONGRATULATIONS GERTS!!!
I waited 48 years for the love o' my life (after 2 bad attempts) and believe me, he is SO WORTH IT! retty: :nod:
Blessings to you and your sweetie!
As far as Thanksgiving, I have to work on the actual day so we'll have ours with our kids and grandkids on Saturday or Sunday following. We have a pretty traditional dinner; Turkey, dressing, mashed potatoes, gravy, cranberries, plus an
assortment of desserts and jello concoctions! But the best thing is just the BEING ALL TOGETHER. The older I get,
the more I appreciate my family and my friends and I thank God for each and every day I have with them.