The last Thursday in November in the United States is proclaimed Thanksgiving Day. Tomorrow, my wife and I will gather at our daughter’s house with her and her family. Our son-in-law’s family will join us to celebrate the day, too.
We will have all of the usual Thanksgiving meal trimmings: roasted turkey and dressing, homemade mashed potatoes and gravy, cranberry sauce, and an assortment of homemade pies. It will be scrumptious.
We are grateful for this bounteous meal and warm home where we will feast. But more importantly, we will be most grateful to share it with family. Loving family relations can never be taken for granted.
We will also remember those who have passed on and those who aren’t as fortunate. Gratitude must come with the recognition, responsibility, and desire to help the least, the last, and the lost.
Happy Thanksgiving!
© Bruce Stambaugh 2022
Roadkill Crossing 
and to you and your family, bruce )
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Thank you, beth.
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Very special.
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WHAT??? NO OYSTER PUDDING?? (Mom called it pudding, cookbooks call it dressing – whatever, it MUST be on the table for Holiday dinners! Hope you and Neva have a wonderful day with family –
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Thank you, Audrey. I wish the same for you.
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