Let us remember that, as much has been given us, much will be expected from us; and that true homage comes from the heart as well as from the lips and shows itself in deeds.
~ Theodore Roosevelt
I'm grateful for a lot today. The readers and writers here online (I sometimes think of all of us as "friends-in-our-heads") are certainly part of that. You enrich my experience as well as increase my sense of community, all while teaching me many lessons. Some of them are even about gardening.
Wherever you are today, I hope your celebration (or even your choice not to celebrate) is everything you wish it to be. May your dressing be savory, your pies sweet, and your company heartwarming. Happy Thanksgiving!
11 comments:
Wishing you joy on this and all days! So grateful to have discovered your lovely blog. I'm always impressed with your garden and other musings--beautiful, funny, and charming. Happy Thanksgiving!
Tina: Thank you! I hope you and your family all have a lovely holiday.
Best wishes for a wonderful holiday, Deb!
Here, here! I love the quote- it emphasizes not only the wonderful ness of what we have gotten but the idea that we should do something worthwhile with it! Have a wonderful holiday!
Kris: Right back to you!
THGM: Thanks for dropping by - have a lovely holiday with your brood!
I'm thankful for your insight and thoughtful ways and words. It's always a pleasure to stop by here and discover along with you the wonders of this lovely place we call home. I hope you had a wonderful celebration with your family. Peace, Cat
Cat: After taking a break it was your own posts in part that inspired me to get back to blogging again. Thanks for your kind wishes and I'm hoping your own celebration was everything your heart desired.
I hope your Thanksgiving weekend was full of good food with family and friends, Deb. Things are getting quieter in blogland as the holidays take more of our time, but I'm thankful too for the online gardening community and glad you're part of it.
Pam: Thanks for the kind words. I was dog-sitting for the better part of three weeks and was a little surprised at how much energy it consumed caring for a puppy again. Gardening with a curious puppy around is tricky business!
Sorry for the late comment. I am so thankful for finding your blog. Love your amazing photos and gentle way of seeing the world.
Debra: Please - no apology needed. Your comments are always deeply appreciated which applies with no time constraints.
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