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i am so grateful that you are in my life tim that you've pushed me to do things like this, and have given me courage and strength in ways you probably don't even know love you like a brother sweetie

i want to thank you all for reading and commenting here it makes me happy that you have so much in your life that makes you happy! keep sharing the snippets from that new grandbaby! i'm so happy that you are happy! and i too am grateful for you in my life thank you Dugh! i'm grateful that i've met you, and through you Mum and Thistle too thanks Kitt love hearing you talk about those special kids you work with you, Def, are the kind of teacher that makes a difference thank you for following what i really feel is a calling, teaching

good night Sir same to you

time to think about getting to bed turkey needs to be in the oven before 10 tomorrow morning good night Sirs and friends

thank You Sir this one just kind of wrote itself today i always appreciate you reading and commenting

hello Sir thank you Sir i'm looking forward to a nice quiet day at home have a good night and a good day tomorrow

It’s Thanksgiving here in the US. A day when many people see family they rarely get to, (or have to) spend time with. A day that seems devoted to overeating, over drinking, and over-indulgences of other kinds rather than being thankful. It’s a day when we see pictures like Rockwell’s Thanksgiving classic “Freedom From Want” or the dinner scene from Charlie Brown’s thanksgiving and we feel all nostalgic. Those of us, who grew up here, recall the stories of the Pilgrim’s and their celebration of a successful harvest. There is much more involved in this, of course there is. Isn’t there always? One of my favorite people here at GA, AC Benus, recently re-posted a great blog he wrote about this holiday. (https://gayauthors.org/blogs/entry/14069-the-first-thanksgiving-and-the-second-and-the-third…-with-a-recipe/ But, i digress. My little family, just the 5 of us, will celebrate quietly as we always do. Growing up, it was required that we kids be dressed up, and on our best behavior because 'what would everyone think' if we didn't. This was how all holidays with my family of origin were. It was stifling. That tradition carried over to when we were grown with children of our own. When we broke away, it was decided that holidays would be quiet, relaxed, no pressure, family days. Yes, i make a turkey, rolls, gravy, but not in any great amounts. We vote on it each year, “What do we want to do this year?” We’ll probably all be in sweats, track pants, and slippers. There will be laughter, dogs barking, and siblings teasing each other almost to tears. There will be parades, football, maybe a movie, and naps. And there will be a moment, after i have all the food on the table (which is something that brings me great joy) where we will stand and look at each other and we will say, from the heart, things that we are grateful for. For many years, this has brought me to tears. It touches me deeply to hear the kids saying meaningful things about their lives and about each other. This year, i’m thankful for my Husband, and that He cares for me as He does. i’m grateful that my health has improved. i’m so very thankful for all of you i know well. I’m thankful for those of you i call family, and for those of you i’ve just met. As well, i’m very grateful for the acceptance that i have found, and that others have found here. And so, I’m going to ask, what are you thankful for?

good night sweetie!

we'd love to have you!

hey y'all busy writing and reading i'll be around xo

the heart is for duvets & Husbands NOT sore knees

morning all hard at work for the moment hope all y'all have a good day

You're welcome Sir i'll pass it along good night Sir

i think i'll turn in also good night all @MacGreg was good to see you Sir

good night sweetie sleep well

thanks Def i hope so too

i'll never forget the Angie Zapata murder trial i hope others remember her and all the others

hello Def no, we haven't. maybe this weekend. Phil has a bad cold though, we'll see how He is on Saturday

if i were to see you on the street, i would say HE glad you hit publish, and i hope that the feeling that you are Thorn Wilde and you belong NEVER goes away if it does start to fade, you can come back here and these messages will remind you that your feelings matter, that you matter

hello Sir hello DIC friends hope everyone's doing well certain words just have sounds, that are unpleasant or just sound right or wrong to the ear. i think that @MacGreg Sir posted something about words like that earlier this year

i wear a string of pearls everyday they're from Phil

glad it made you smirk, lol!

good morning Sirs and friends what a difference a good nights sleep makes! breathing deeply, working strong, sipping coffee, and enjoying my co-workers have a wonderful day y'all!

really tim? lol! this is good, thanks for it!

good night all have a good night