TURKEYS FOR THANKSGIVING?
©Bert Gildart: Just to let all know that Bert & Janie are doing well and thinking about our many friends scattered in parts of Alaska, Canada and the U.S.
Also want to let you know that we won’t be going hungry this year, though it won’t be because of these bold creatures. As always “guests” to our yard and sometimes even to our bird feeders, are all pardoned, despite their messy crimes.
These turkeys on our lawn didn't realize that lots of folks could have their eye on them. Though we've pardoned all turkeys, nevertheless we'll be well fed this Thanksgving, and hope you will be too.
And though it might be cold outside, inside our house there’s a warm fire blazing in the hearth and so here, it’s warm and cozy.
We hope all is well with you, too, and that we hear from EVERYONE. In the meantime, we wish you a:
HAPPY THANKSGIVING
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Two Years Ago we celebrated Thanksgiving back east with Rich, Eleanor and Emma Luhr. Just days earlier we had been in Great Smoky Mountain National Park where snow had already fallen. Appropriately, we had just interviewed a well known Native American:
*Great Smoky Mountain National Park
One Year Ago at this time I pardoned our turkeys and Janie and I hiked with my sister and brother-in-law in Glacier National Park.
November 27th, 2008 at 10:04 am
We remember that Thanksgiving in Tampa fondly, and wish you were here with us again this year in Tucson! Bert & Janie, have a great day today. We’ll see you soon.