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| It still holds a special place in my heart |
Rather than prattle on about the problems with the holiday and the issues surrounding us, perhaps just a time to stop and say thanks. Just like those first puritans spending three days celebrating and partying and thanking God for their blessings. Considering the losses they experienced and the hardships, they still found time for endless thanksgiving. And that's not a bad thought to remember.
For fun, here is an article attempting to delve into the past and figure out just what it is that those immigrants and Indians actually ate on the famous feast. I'm sure it wasn't green bean casserole, which is why we never eat that on Thanksgiving. But I'd like to think among all the venison, a nice plump turkey the way we breed found its way onto the table.
For a reminder, the reasons my wife and I have to be thankful, among many others:
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