I’ll admit, back in March, I never would have believed our Thanksgiving would be affected by this pandemic. I know it sucks but the responsible thing to do, to keep family and others safe, is to take proper precautions. The responsible thing to do is put aside your fear and bullheadedness and set an example for the kids. It is more important than ever to be thankful this year. We should be thankful that we still have our health; not everyone still has that anymore. Some folks are missing loved ones this year because of the poor choices and selfish actions of irresponsible “adults”.
This year we are especially thankful for all of those doctors and nurses on the frontlines, helping those that are not in good health. This year we are especially thankful to those grocery store clerks that are working tirelessly to keep the shelves stocked with food. Our health and safety is dependent on the health and safety of those people. Please be safe this year and Celebrate Small!
A big positive for the smaller, no-travel celebration is that I can go for my normal 5-mile run before I stuff my face with stuffing.
Happy (and safe) Thanksgiving everyone!
I could accomplish so much more if I only had minions!
The two best things about Thanksgiving is Turkey and Football. After overindulging in a glorious Thanksgiving feast of turkey, pumpkin pie and other delicious trimmings, the next best thing is to sit down and watch some football while the tryptophan kicks in.