Today I was suppose to drive to Phoenixville in Pennsylvania [for those whom do not know where this town is, 40 minutes from King of Prussia] and celebrate the day with my younger sister & her family! But weather has played a factor - zero visibility at Mt. Pocono, the area where I access Interstate 476 South toward Philadelphia!
Ive spent 6 Thanksgivings & 5 Christmases alone & here's hoping that this Christmas 2009 I will be invited to spend the day with my younger sister! It's just another day to get through& thankgod there are parades & football games to watch & then the Internet to connect with friends either by blogging or chatting!
So now after cleaning out fridge thinking Id be away for 5 days, I have to grocery shop for something to wet my palate! Enjoy your day all to those whom celebrate this wonderful day when we thank our Lord for all his blessings!!!!!
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I'm here for the first time--from Paxaa...who I met last June.
Anyway, since Thanksgiving is over, I guess I should remind myself that "THANKS and "GIVING" are never finished. Wish I had more of each.
Hopefully you will not be alone this Christmas...if that happens, please feel free to drop a line this way.
I enjoy reading a blog of Peep's thoughts, and daily activities. So your post this day is very readable and fuin to read.
Where is King of Prussia? Or is that a joke? (I never WAS good in geography --grin!
SteveE: Thanks for reading my blog - my thoughts usually come from what I read in today's news and/or whatever has occurred to me in my 'little corner' of the world - in this case the USA!!
There is such a town named King of Prussia probably about an hour or so west from the city known as 'Brotherly Love' - Philadelphia!
:) Thks for visiting me. I read some of your older posts and like the one on 'The Promise of a New Day!'
I too find a lot of inspiration from books with short thoughts for meditation.. (but unfortunately, it's usually, in quickly, lost by the time the book is closed.)
:)
~Silver
I hope that your thanksgiving and post thanksgiving has been going well for you. I have gone back and read some of your archives and found quite a few interesting posts.
Best regards,
Tom Bailey
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