Happy Thanksgiving

6:00 AM Elizabeth Seckman 18 Comments

Did you know? Thanksgiving was established in 1863 by President Lincoln in the midst of the Civil War to remind the nation of their common roots. President Franklin Rooselvelt moved it to the third Thursday of November to stimulate the economy during the depression. 

Seems Thanksgiving has a history of getting us through the hard times.


I'm almost ready for Thanksgiving. The turkey is thawing and I have the rest of the groceries ordered and ready for pick up tomorrow. My plan is to cook most of it tomorrow, but you guys know me. I'll probably be cooking it Thursday, a few hours before dinner. 



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Image by J Lloa from Pixabay

18 comments:

  1. Our turkey is thawing and I have the stuffing made. Just have to prepare the bird tonight, cook the sweet potatoes, and make my tofurky.

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    1. You're ahead of me. I don't have any stuffing made, but then I use the kind in the box.

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  2. Looking forward to a quiet day here, no muss and no fuss. Happy Thanksgiving! :)

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    1. I have family coming in, so I doubt there is any quiet, but I am looking forward to the fun of chaos.

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  3. What time is dinner Liz? I used to thoroughly enjoy Thanksgiving when we lived in NC, I frequently did all the cooking too. Hope yours is successful and happy.

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    1. Dinner was at 6:30, but if you ever show up on my doorstep, dinner will be whenever you want it.

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  4. Happy Thanksgiving. Well I guess moving it made Black Friday come about, so the economy is sure helped, maybe not one's sanity.

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    1. Black Friday was very quiet in my area. I think Black Friday is losing to cyber Monday

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  5. I knew about Roosevelt but not Lincoln, so you taught me something. I hope you had a glorious Thanksgiving.

    Love,
    Janie

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    1. Then it was worth the stop! I hope yours was awesome too.

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  6. Thank you so much for the lovely shout out. I so appreciate ya.
    I had no idea that Lincoln was responsible for Thanksgiving. For some reason I thought the pilgrims came up with that on their own. ROTFL.

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    1. Any time, Sandra. I'm happy to help!

      The pilgrims probably started it and the government made it a federal thing.

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  7. Hope you had a delicious Thanksgiving!

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  8. Just stop by to say hey. Hope your muse was yelling in your ear today;)
    Back at ya on the anytime help:)

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