Thanksgiving Tradition? What’s that?

The last Thanksgiving Tradition I remember was when I was little and within geographical reach of a bunch of relatives.  Every year we all gathered together and while the “grown-ups” visited, us kid cousins made mischief, um, had fun.  <:}>

THanksgiving Family Photo

Now that we are all grown and everyone (including my immediate family members) is wide-spread, I suppose the only Thanksgiving Tradition I have is the meal – Turkey with homemade Corn-Bread Dressing and all the trimmings – Gravy, Cranberry Sauce, Salads, pies…   And leftovers for days!  YUM!

After Thanksgiving

But as you probably know, after all my over-eating I need to work my AHEM off to burn all those unnecessary calories.  . .

female with dumbbells

*v*

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Janette is an author of Romantic Paranormal Fantasy. CONNECTIONS, her first series, is Indie published. You can follow her or sign up for her newsletter, and learn more about her new releases as they become available, at http://www.authorjanetteharjo.blogspot.com She lives in the beautiful and prolific Pacific NW of the USA.
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5 Responses to Thanksgiving Tradition? What’s that?

  1. jeff7salter says:

    Used to be that homemade dressing was among my favorite aspects of the typical Thanksgiving meal. But since I had to give up gluten four year ago, I don’t believe I’ve eaten any. I miss it.
    Oh, wait… my wife did find some mix that is gluten-FREE and made it recently. Not too bad, but a pale imitation of the real stuff.

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  2. Sounds like traditions to me, Janette, new or old. I hope you have a great Thanksgiving!

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    • pjharjo says:

      You are absolutely right, T! I guess I’ve made a lot of “new” traditions while I’ve been single. 🙂 My Thanksgiving was better this year than it’s been in a long time. I’ve made a “family” of new friends who I spent it with. Hope you had a great one, too!

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