I am delighted to hear that you and your daughter had a good time and you are safe .

Thankful you made it back safely so you can continue (and share) your adventures

I'm thankful I had the day to spend by myself, doing as I chose. I cooked a little (NOT turkey), worked a little, and read a lot. It was a good day.

I’m thankful that I was able to spend time with all my grandkids and will soon be thankful for a new great granddaughter in April of next year! I’m also thankful for this site and the many wonderful people I have gotten to know over the past three years here. So many of you have been such a comfort and joy in my life!

Thankful that I live in a secular country where religion plays a minor role. We do not celebrate thanksgiving but it is St Andrews day tomorrow so I will have a couple of drams.

Turkey Day was always a big deal with me. The Bird, THE STUFFING, the Cranberry Sauce, Gravy, Mashed Potatoes, Sweet Potatoes with Marshmellows, Pumpkin Pie, Cherry/Apple Pie, Lemon Meringue Pie...MY KIDS. After all the food was consumed and put up and everyone had rested up we would put up the Christmas Tree and decorate it. Of course we would kick off the Christmas Movie marathon(one movie a night till Christmas)...traditionally it was "National Lampoons Christmas Vacation".
This year it was just me an my youngest son and we accepted an invite to an old friends for Turkey Day dinner...My son and I made a KILLER tray of Potatoes Au Gratin to contribute. My daughter is a Traveling Nurse and had to work on Friday so she couldn't make it. My Oldest Boy is stuck in Texas training for his second deployment overseas. I am finishing up renovating the front room where the tree will go and that should be finished next week. A little behind schedule but I am just glad I have the skills and tools and patience to weed through all the problems I had prepping the room for paint. I miss my other kids terrible but they are thriving and successful. My youngest has a friend visiting for Christmas and New Year so I am going to let them put up the tree and decorate. They both know how to cook so I am on strike as soon as this room is finished.

Am watching the life drain from my last living parent, so nothing.

Glad you are recovering, spent Thanksgiving with my sons, Awesome

There's a pain all down my left leg, that reminds me I'm alive. I'm glad to be alive to experience that.

Happy you are safe and well after your drive. But you should go more slowly in the wet, especially as you get more mature. Some people, like my father, never get that, and the older he got, the faster he went, it was terrifying. Your reactions and skills do go down with age even if you do not notice it, that is why I am never impatient with older drivers who go slowly.

For myself I am really grateful, that I live in a country where we do New Year and Burn's Night, rather than Thanksgiving, because you are more ready for the holiday and feast later in the winter when you need a cheer.

I'm thankful every day for my health and easy lifestyle. I cherish my solitude, but also am grateful for acquaintances to share time with when I do feel like socializing.

Not being a fan of the holidays, nobody had expectations of me, so I spent Thanksgiving Day happily alone. I could have invited a friend over, but I chose not to.

On Friday I popped over to Oahu to visit with family for the weekend. Was fun to see my partially vaccinated grandchildren get their pictures taken with Hawaiian Santa.

I'm thankful I'm not a turkey. Glad you're safe and sound.