Happy Thanksgiving

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. 

Congratulations to fellow blogger and romance writer, Sandra Cox. She has a new book out and it's a good read. I give it a thumb's up!

Review of TumbleStar

Coop was swoon-worthy. A tough, suffer-no-fools sort of cowboy with a heart of gold and a generous nature. Coop has a ranch and he slowly fills it with people who have nowhere else to go, like his orphaned neice and her caretaker, Randa. Randa has no family, no home, and no money. She escorts the child to her uncle's ranch- a man she had a crush on as a girl- and ends up staying. There is plenty of subplot and action going on in this story that will keep you guessing all the way to the happily ever after.

buy it on Amazon.


Image by J Lloa from Pixabay