Happy Thanksgiving Canada

Just wanted to wish the Canadian people, and those that are not Canadians but living in Canada, a very Happy Thanksgiving...

We have so much to be thankfull for living in this country - Wonderful people, available healthcare for everyone, no outrageous military budgets, peacekeepers and good old folks, low smog, low crime (comparatively speaking)...

Have a wonderful day and please remember to say thanks for all your blessings, even though we are stricken with this hideous disease it does not represent our beings..

Love to all - Beth

[FlGuy]

So, do you celebrate two thanksgivings? Eh?

[beamishboy]

yeah but #2 ya just get leftovers:turkey sandwiches,turkey soup,mashed potatoes....No pies at all!

[FlGuy]

I'd take the leftovers.  Pie is over-rated, especially if it's homemade (in this home anyway)

[Trish77]

Happy Thanksgiving to you and all as well....not thankful for HCV but thankful for the grace, strength and support that helps me deal with it.

And on that note...thankful for this forum and the courageous and supportive people in it.  Keep on keepin' on, eh?  :)  (nice one, FlGuy :)

[albany]

yes, thanksgiving IS a great time, and believe it or not, i am grateful to have found Tx, although it is pretty rough going.  and guess what .. i ATE turkey,,,damn it was good to have food, meat, for a change ...
Happy turkey time :)
Albany

[beamishboy]

you better hope nobody at 'home' reads your posts or you will never get another homemade meal!....LOL

[PSP-n-Me]

I ate Stuffed Cabbage rolls for Thanksgiving dinner yesterday - Bob and I planned to go out for dinner to a nice buffet at the Casino - But his bosses Mom passed away and he had to go to the viewing - It was at 2:00 in the afternoon and it was 3 1/2 hours North of here...He didn't get home till almost 7:00 so I cooked in the afternoon...But, it was a nice dinner - had fresh asparagus and made scalloped taters...Passed on the dessert though...I was just thankful we both enjoyed a Thanksgiving meal together..This is the 1st time since I have been in Canada that I got to have Thanksgiving dinner with him - He usually goes hunting for the week but didn't go this year because I am sick...I am thankful each and every day for my Bob :)

*dippers*

[PSP-n-Me]

no I don't go home for Thanksgiving - I always go home for Xmas instead...But I am on the phone for hours on the American Thanksgiving day talking to my family hehe

Thank God for the North American phone plans :)

[PSP-n-Me]

I forgot to add another thing to be thankful for - The Canadian Dollar is top dog now!!!!  It is 1.03 to the USD  YIPPE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!  

[Forseegood]

I wish the Canadian people happy birthday as well!....my brother and his family lives in a burb outside of Toronto...

[PSP-n-Me]

wow really - your bro lives here kewl beans :)  I am an hour North of Toronto

[Forseegood]

Maplewood I think? I was even thinking of visiting him in the winter, cause he's got skiing not too far away from him? maybe you would know more about it then I, it's been a long time since I was there, beautiful country....

[PSP-n-Me]

not too sure where Maplewood is - Skiing is within an hour or so in all directions of Toronto, I think...I haven't skied in years...Well if you come for a visit maybe we can meet up for lunch or a coffee..I am going home for 3 weeks in December for Xmas to NC, but will be back the end of the 1st week in January..That would be kewl to meet you :) Toronto has some real nice touristy things to do...What brought your brother to Toronto?