Giving thanks

It's Thanksgiving weekend up here in Canuckleland so everyone have a good time visiting family and friends.

Oh, and go easy on the turkey and beers eh?

Happy Thanksgiving everyone!

(in Canada that is)



snowbound

 

Yes it can be a great time up there, had a few about 15 years ago, something very different from this end of the world...

Cheers

 

Happy thanksgiving to the people of
canada--hope it's a great one
Rita

 

To Snowbound and all the Canadian members & Visitors

I hope you have the most wonderful Thanksgiving! And thank you for all the wonderful help and support you provide here! Eats lots of turkey & trimmings!!

 

Turkeys of the world UNITE !!!
Fight those carnivor humans and I
Hope you all live to see next years' Thanksgiving!



Thank you Snowbound, for being one of the first friends around here, and for all the help you provide(d).
Have a nice Thanksgiving everyone!

grtz,
slam

 

Off with their heads!

Anytime... isn't this a wonderful place?

So many friends to share these special times with.

Thanks to u all.


snowbound

 

I would like to wish all of the canadians a wonderful thanksgiving.

 

this Canadian says thank u for the wishes ... we are attending a dinner/party ..... should be fun!! There goes my diet ...

 

aaaah, the hell with it Peaches, just have fun.



snowbound

 

[MOVE] Happy Thanks To You All Up North[/MOVE]

 

peaches
Have fun at your party
Rita

 

And may God continue to bless our friends to the North as they set aside time for rememberance and a day of Thanksgiving.

 

To Our Friends From The North, On Their Day Of Giving Thanks.



" Remember to eat wisely, but not too well
~
and speak well, but not too wisely!"​

GF

 

[MOVE]HAPPY THANKSGIVING ![/MOVE]

 

HAPPY THANKSGIVING TO ALL OUR CANADIAN FRIENDS!!!!

WE GIVE THANKS FOR KNOWING YOU ALL!!!

MARJA

 

Thanks to all, and my own wishes for a safe and happy Thanksgiving to all of us up here. I'm getting old enough that "pigging out" on dinner ain't what it used to be, but it's still a great time.

The negative side of all this, locally, is that this weekend was also the start of our Oktoberfest, which used to be (maybe still is) the largest outside of Munich itself. As a cultural event which attracted tourists from all over N. America, it's been dead for 10 or 15 years -- the college kids (2 good-sized universities here) have pretty much taken it over and turned it into a drink-till-you-puke fest. And it doesn't help any that one of the larger halls is almost across the street from us.

Best to all,
Mike

 

Also Wine Festivals in the Okanagan Valley in British Columbia ......