Just wanted to wish all of my American family, friends, fans and followers a wonderful Thanksgiving!I'm able to make it home for Christmas, but there's no way I can do both, so Thanksgiving is always spent here at work instead of at home with family. It's part of the "being thousands of miles away from home" thing.
Sadly, that also means that I only get to follow the football games online rather than actually watching them. Looking at today's games, they don't look very interesting anyway. Dallas? Detroit? Can you say two blow-outs?
Anyway, my thoughts are with all of you as I slave away here (and with all of you who are also slaving, so don't think I'm leaving you out).
I hope you are having a wonderful day, and checking out this post tonight while sitting there all logy, the top button of your pants unbuttoned because you're too stuffed with turkey.
Or maybe you're travelling and not checking this until tomorrow. Or the next day. Or whenever.
It's always the appropriate time.
Because in our hearts, every day is truly Thanksgiving.
I wish you well, and safe travels.
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Thanks David and don't work too hard. Karen is working too and it's her birthday so it's a double whammy for her. I'm having a light meal over here later on and then Karen will join us when she can. The newlyweds will head north to spend the long weekend with Joe's parents. I'm so blessed that they love my daughter and she loves them. If it's any consolation to you I have to work tomorrow for Black Friday, but I wouldn't be caught out shopping anyway. Stay warm and well...hugs to Kim.
ReplyDeleteWe're recording the first episode of our podcast, so while it won't be "hard" work, it will be a bit nerve-wracking!
ReplyDeleteAnd it was thinking of Karen that made me add the "and thoughts to others slaving as well" :)
I would rather be working than shopping (or working retail) tomorrow too!
Hope you have a great day.