SAD TO SAY BUT IN AMERICA SOME FOLKS HAVE STARTED TO REFER TO THANKSGIVING DAY AS TURKEY DAY, WHAT A SHAME, I LOVE THE TURKEY , BUT, MORE THAN THAT" I AM THANKFUL". HAPPY THANKSGIVING AND ENJOY YOUR TURKEY TOO. MALCOLM
Mary Ruth , thanks for reading and have a happy thanksgiving and give your Mom a big hug for us Anonymous, as they say in the good ole USA back at you , have a great Thanksgiving Day and also your loved ones. I'm blessed to have readers like you .
Mike I cannot fine a dressed turkey anywhere in Kanchanaburi , and I do have a small over to bake a apple pie , and we will have roast chicken breast and corn and green beans and bakery bought rolls . And I am really thankful that from your counrty and small town they went looking for a new land,and I do have a little English blood in me as my great ,great ,great grand-father was from England, of course you know about the, House of Burgess's ,and all that history stuff and I am THANKFUL. will you and MTF (D) and kid celebrate Thanksgiving ? Malcolm
Slighty late but still wish you a vey sincere happy Thanksgiving Day Malcom and CieJay. Hope is was a memorable and loving one. Warmest regards Martin and Galia
This is a great travel blog that you have here. I'm a first-time visitor, but I like what I see. I have a travel blog myself which I want to be a top resource for those looking for information and experiences on popular vacation destinations.
I would like us to do a link exchange to help spread some traffic around between our sites. Please let me know if this is possible.
Jason,I took a look at your site and liked it a lot , you are now on my blogs I follow list, thanks for the read and pass me on to friends if and when you get a chance. thanks again Malcolm
love to you all. you are right. give thanks to more than a bird.
ReplyDeletewe are fine.
love
mary ruth
Yo M.
ReplyDeleteso true.
in ALL things, be Thankful, & Rejoice
Happy Thanksgiving to you & C. too.
Malcolm another thing you have to thank us Brits for!!
ReplyDeleteI mean the Plymouth version and the Pilgrim Fathers one of whom set sail from the village I originate from in England.
Have a good one-will you have turkey?
Mary Ruth , thanks for reading and have a happy thanksgiving and give your Mom a big hug for us
ReplyDeleteAnonymous, as they say in the good ole USA back at you , have a great Thanksgiving Day and also your loved ones. I'm blessed to have readers like you .
Mike I cannot fine a dressed turkey anywhere in Kanchanaburi , and I do have a small over to bake a apple pie , and we will have roast chicken breast and corn and green beans and bakery bought rolls .
And I am really thankful that from your counrty and small town they went looking for a new land,and I do have a little English blood in me as my great ,great ,great grand-father was from England, of course you know about the, House of Burgess's ,and all that history stuff and I am THANKFUL. will you and MTF (D) and kid celebrate Thanksgiving ? Malcolm
Malcolm, Happy thanksgiving. Like all other American holidays this one has lost it's true meaning to a lot of people.
ReplyDeleteAt least it's the least corruptible holiday. I', thankful for the family I have and the time we can spend together and that's whats really important.
Slighty late but still wish you a vey sincere happy Thanksgiving Day Malcom and CieJay. Hope is was a memorable and loving one.
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Martin and Galia
This is a great travel blog that you have here. I'm a first-time visitor, but I like what I see. I have a travel blog myself which I want to be a top resource for those looking for information and experiences on popular vacation destinations.
ReplyDeleteI would like us to do a link exchange to help spread some traffic around between our sites. Please let me know if this is possible.
Jason
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Jason,I took a look at your site and liked it a lot , you are now on my blogs I follow list, thanks for the read and pass me on to friends if and when you get a chance. thanks again Malcolm
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