My gratitude for this great year communicating with you. I enjoy our conversations in the comments and what you teach me in your posts. I appreciate your unique way of looking at the world.
By the time you read this, my cooking journey will have begun; gathering ingredients, making the quinoa stuffing, priming the oven. Busy, creative and fun.
This year as ever, I am thankful for our feast, friends and family.
May today be a blessing to you, whether it is a holiday or simply another Thursday.
¡Olé! –Rebecca
Fake Flamenco 
Happy Thanksgiving 🦃
Enjoy your day with a smile and joy.
Keep shining
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Thanks, Devang. Two hours til turkey!
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🙌🏻
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A very happy thanksgiving Rebecca ❤️
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Thank you, Sadje. 💜
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Most welcome
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Happy Thanksgiving! Hope you have a wonderful day 🙂
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Thanks, Trent. Likewise! Where will you spend your Thanksgiving?
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I’m on Cape Cod 🙂 And obviously spent most of yesterday off line .
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Sounds great. Good day for interacting in person!
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Yep, and taking a break from electronics 🙂
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Wishing you a Happy Thanksgiving! 🙂
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Thanks, you too!
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Thank you! 🙂
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Happy Thanksgiving, Rebecca! Enjoy the day!
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Thanks, Wynne. Hope it’s a day of great joy for you and yours!
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Happy Thanksgiving Rebecca. Enjoy.💕
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Thank you, Grace. What are you plans today?
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You’re so welcome. I’m actually hosting at my house today. Lots of cooking.💕
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Wonderful, we are too. Have a great time!
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You too.💕
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Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family, Rebecca! Enjoy your cooking journey and the feast. ‘Busy, creative and fun’ – a good way to be!
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Thanks, Britta. Yes, it is a cooking journey. Never the same way twice. Thanks for your greeting.
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Feliz día de Acción de Gracias. Mucho love!!!
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¡Muchas gracias! ¡Saludos y mucho amor igualmente, amiga poeta!
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Happy Thanksgiving! Have a wonderful day with your family.
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🤗
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Happy & Healthy Thanksgiving to you and yours! 🍁🙏🦃🌰🍾
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Thank you, Cindy! Wishing you a wonderful, relaxing weekend.
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Happy Thanksgiving!
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Thank you, to you too!
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Hope your day was terrific, Rebecca.
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Thanks, Neal. You too! Did y’all celebrate with extended family?
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Yes. There were 20 of us this year. A great day.
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I saw your post. Great setting and a wonderful crew!
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Wonderful connecting you with you, Rebecca. Hope you enjoyed your day!
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Thanks, Michele, likewise! Did you spend Thanksgiving with your daughter?
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You are welcome! No, she typically stays in her state – other than a nice meal, it’s not a holiday she makes a fuss over. 😊
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Happy Thanksgiving. Enjoy your day with those you love.
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Thanks, Sandy. You too! And those we love we couldn’t see, we’ll see soon 🙂
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That’s great that you can do that. Enjoy!!
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I hope to hear more about what you cooked, who came, and how it all went down. We had some new folks at Suzanne’s, and it worked out really well. Everyone brought stuff. So good!
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Thanks for asking. Since 2006, we’ve hosted a group of friends each Thanksgiving. I cook the turkey, make quinoa stuffing, and gravy. I set up hot apple cider with cinnamon and clove (hot apple juice to all you Brits out there.) This year 8 friends came over for dinner plus we three made 11. 🙂 They brought cranberry relish, green beans, Bolivian humintas, apple crisp, apple cranberry pie, and I chipped in butternut squash since our sweet potato dish friend was absent this year. Humintas are a yummy corn dish similar to cornbread, with corn flour, whole kernels of corn, anis and cheese. Eagle and I do the traditional Gobble Gobble song. Then we feast. After we’ve eaten dinner, we go on a walk as a group. When we return, we eat desert.
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Thanks for this! I love when food from different cultures are contributed to the meal. As we reconsider the mythology around the First Thanksgiving, the core idea of sharing our lives over a meal remains strong.
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Well said – mythology! The high level of agricultural technology of the Native Peoples of the Americas is also coming to light. Their foods feed the world.
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Wishing you a wonderful (and belated) Thanksgiving, Rebecca!
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Thank you, Rebecca. Were you with your dad, or at a Friendsgiving?
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I was actually traveling that day, so no turkey meal!
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Still in South America?
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No, I’m back home now! Just got back a few days ago.
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Can’t wait for your posts!
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Happy Thanksgiving!
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Thanks, Rupali. It was a wonderful afternoon with friends snd feasting.
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Happy belated Thanksgiving. So nice to remember the things youre grateful for, and to mention them to remind others to be grateful too.
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Nice comment, thanks.
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