I was born in Toronto Canada and lived there until I was 46 years old when we moved to the US. Today I am thinking of all my family and friends in Canada who will be feasting on turkey because tomorrrow is officially Thanksgiving day in Canada.
We are having turkey and all the fixings today too in honor of our Canadian roots. Right now the smell of a turkey in the oven fills our home. It is a beautiful fall day here, a perfect day to be thankful.
So to all my Canadian friends, Happy Thanksgiving!!
Rhondi xo
...........and Happy Thanksgiving to your too, Rhondi. I hope you enjoy your Canadian Thanksgiving with your US family. You're certainly one of our country's sweetest exports!
ReplyDeleteWe'll be feasting tomorrow, so today the kitchen is redolent of braised red cabbage, apple cake and pecan pie, all in preparation for freeing up the oven for the bird tomorrow.
Happy Thanksgiving, Rhondi! :-)
ReplyDeleteXO,
Janie
Happy Thanksgiving to you--I'm sure it makes you homesick for Canada. What a beautiful day here, eh? Perfect. Drove near your house today and wondered how you are doing!
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving Rhondi! Enjoy your turkey, I bet you get another next month too. Hmmmm, maybe i should start celebrating both. Two Thanksgiving dinners sounds like a great idea:>)
ReplyDeleteHappy Day, Rhondi. Your kitchen must smell fabulous! Enjoy the day. ~ Sarah
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving to you....so you get to celebrate twice. A fitting thing to do with such a God and world as we have to enjoy...=)
ReplyDeleteHi Rhondi! Well, Happy Thanksgiving to you and I can almost smell your turkey! Have a wonderful celebration with your family!!
ReplyDeleteBe a sweetie,
shelia;)
Rhondi,
ReplyDeleteAnd a happy Thanksgiving to you!
Happy Thanksgiving to you Rhondi and to your family! I love the smell of turkey cooking in the oven-there is nothing like it!! Enjoy your meal!
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving, Rhondi. I know you are thankful every day but it's wonderful to have a special time to stop and celebrate! I'm thankful that you and I 'met' in this world of blog - hope all is well with you.
ReplyDelete~Adrienne~
Rhondi,
ReplyDeleteHow neat! You get to celebrate twice. Hope your having a great Sunday!
xoxo
Robin
Oh my goodness! I didn't know that! Well, then "God save the Queen!" and Happy Thanksgiving! ;}
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Hi Rhondi, Happy Thanksgiving. I hope your have a wonderful dinner, we certainly did. I am still stuffed. Take care and have a great week.
ReplyDeletefrom holland; Happy thanksgiving.
ReplyDeleteI have a lot of things to be thankful too.
Love, joni
Happy Thanksgiving Rhondi. When we lived in the Bahamas, we celebrated their holidays as well as our own. I could eat roasted turkey any time for any reason.
ReplyDeleteSam
And to you too Rhondi! Happy Canadian Thanksgiving.
ReplyDeleteI also originate from Canada, my mother's family from Quebec and my dad from Texas.
ReplyDeleteI celebrate both Thanksgivings too and wish you the very best Canadian Thanksgiving this beautiful day!
Tina xo
Happy Thanksgiving Rhondi! See you Saturday.
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Penny
Hi Rhondi, I am glad you had a happy Canadian Thanksgiving celebration. After that many years, it is very much a part of your life. You get to celebrate turkey day twice. Smile. The smells of cooking and baking on Thanksgiving is wonderful. My house smells good tonight and all I made was meatloaf. HA! When it is cooler these smells are so much a feeling of being happy at home, cooking for those you love.
ReplyDeleteSee you on saturday.
Hugs, Jeanne
Sounds like you had a wonderful day! How is work going? I bet you are getting great color where you are about now. It is just beginning to turn a little here.
ReplyDeleteThank you and the same to you!
ReplyDeleteI had so much turkey this week-end!
It was a beautiful Sunday to be grateful.
Have a nice day.
France
That is wonderful... I hope they have a Happy Thanksgiving too.
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving Rhondi! The only time I made turkey is on Thanksgiving - I'm really the only one that likes it!
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