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I wish this could be me today bringing my mother a bouquet of pretty mums. She always loved them. But instead, I will close my eyes and think about her today ~ Thanksgiving Day! I am thinking of those things I am thankful for and there are many. I decided to dedicate this post to something I continue to be thankful for each and every day ~ my mother. She is a wonderful friend to me as well as a guiding light as a mother. I am glad that even though I am not really into many modern things of this day and age, the computer gives me the chance to be in contact with my mother every day at the click of a button. We no longer feel we are an ocean apart when we can talk to each other daily and share little things. Perhaps today, you can take a moment to contact someone in your family or a dear friend that you are thankful for...
Meet Mr. Turkey! He was a gift made for me by my very dear aunt. She passed away a couple of years ago but this little fellow she created spends each Thanksgiving with us. He looks over our dinner table and sheds a tear for his long lost cousin on our table. *grins* That is if I get to the grocery store to buy our turkey. We can buy a turkey breast here so I don't have to wait hours for it to roast. I am breaking tradition and not having pie for dessert. I really feel like having warm tapioca which gives me a feeling of home. My little brother and I would dance and sing the tapioca song when my mother made it for us. I decided that it was the perfect way to close off our Thanksgiving meal this year.
YOU ARE NOT SUPPOSED TO MAKE YOUR MOTHER CRY ON THANKSGIVING. I am very thankful for you also and your brothers. What would I do without you. Now my beautiful extended family thanks to Fawn. We have beautiful girls, their husbands and children. Mitch called me from Iraq today. What a treat. Enjoy your turkey and know you are missed very much here today and everyday. Hugs and Kisses, Mom
Dear Heidie and Jos, A very happy thanksgiving from us to you !! We do not have much experience with this festive day ofcourse, but it is right to give it a thought; about all the things we can be grateful for, isn't ? By the way i like your plate on the picture at the top ! Hugs, Janneke.
Heidi, Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family. I love your blog and happy you invited me to look in(LLL) at your wonderful family and your talented decorations.
Your rooms are so special and I love your colors. Read the comment from your mom too! So sweet to have such a wonderful relationship. Enjoy all the left overs. Shirley
You are so right about your mom - even though we've yet to meet in person I know what a special lady she is. (Nancy, don't cry - enjoy being loved and admired).
Your day sounded like a nice time Heidi and it is great that you and mom can be in contact daily. When I came to the US so long ago, I missed contact with my family, especially mother. It cost $25 for a 3-min. phone call then, that was such a lot of money - and included the sounds of the ocean where the transatlantic cable lay - well at least that's what I thought I heard!!! We only called on birthdays and holidays - wrote weekly letters though for many years. How times have changed - how small this world has become. I still like the old ways though - guess we're just a couple of old-fashioned romantics, ha! ha!
14 comments:
Wishing you and your family a very Happy Thanksgiving!
Kimx
Happy Thanksgiving Day, Heidi, and eet smakelijk!
Hugs, Carolien
Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family.
Dear Heidi
I wish you and your husband a very
Happy Thanksgiving!!!!
Hugs,Regina
YOU ARE NOT SUPPOSED TO MAKE YOUR MOTHER CRY ON THANKSGIVING. I am very thankful for you also and your brothers. What would I do without you. Now my beautiful extended family thanks to Fawn. We have beautiful girls, their husbands and children. Mitch called me from Iraq today. What a treat.
Enjoy your turkey and know you are missed very much here today and everyday.
Hugs and Kisses, Mom
TAPIOCA!!!!! TAPIOCA!!!!! I WANT SOME TAPIOCA!!!!!
Eric
Happy Thanksgiving Day! Technology is wonderful for helping us to keep in touch with family and friends, isn't it?
Margaret and Noreen
Dear Heidie and Jos,
A very happy thanksgiving from us to you !! We do not have much experience with this festive day ofcourse, but it is right to give it a thought; about all the things we can be grateful for, isn't ?
By the way i like your plate on the picture at the top !
Hugs, Janneke.
Happy Thanksgiving! We were thinking about you in the states!
Heidi,
Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family. I love your blog and happy you invited me to look in(LLL) at your wonderful family and your talented decorations.
Your rooms are so special and I love your colors. Read the comment from your mom too! So sweet to have such a wonderful relationship. Enjoy all the left overs.
Shirley
You are so right about your mom - even though we've yet to meet in person I know what a special lady she is. (Nancy, don't cry - enjoy being loved and admired).
Your day sounded like a nice time Heidi and it is great that you and mom can be in contact daily. When I came to the US so long ago, I missed contact with my family, especially mother. It cost $25 for a 3-min. phone call then, that was such a lot of money - and included the sounds of the ocean where the transatlantic cable lay - well at least that's what I thought I heard!!! We only called on birthdays and holidays - wrote weekly letters though for many years. How times have changed - how small this world has become. I still like the old ways though - guess we're just a couple of old-fashioned romantics, ha! ha!
Beautiful post, a happy day to you too...fijne dag,and enjoy!
Belated Thanksgiving greetings Heidi.
What a beautiful tribute to your Mom. It is so hard to be far from loved ones at holiday times...
Marie x
beautiful as usual Aunt Heidi!!! ;) I too LOVE tapioca!! YUMMMMM..... It is amazing what we can do with computers now! What a blessing!
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