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When the eagles are silent, the parrots begin to jabber"
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Shirley, the message in the card says it all. The people here are great. Thanks to everyone here for all your support the past 10 months. This Thanksgiving :turkey2: the one thing I am most thankful for is that my health has improved to the extent it has and I owe it all to everyones help here.
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Love the card Shirley - hope all is well in your nature sanctuary :) - Happy Thanksgiving to you.

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Thanks Shirley,

I hope you're having a happy Thanksgiving. Maybe this norther hasn't arrived there, yet. It's cold as the dickens, here, already, and it only blew in a few hours ago.

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Cute card! I hope you had a great Thanksgiving, too.

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Hi Shirley,

Have been thinking about you...hope your day with family and friends was special.

No turkey on our menu today, we served ham, salty as it always is.

Love, from Fergus

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Hi Joanna,

It's good to see a post from you. How in the world are things in Fergus Falls these days?

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Tex,

Things here are good, but have been transitional since we moved to Fergus.

Caregiving for an elder parent is such an experience- Alans father passed away in July and we are trying to regain a family life again. Alanna is 17 now and driving.....in blizzard conditions on rural roads. A mothers nightmare.

I don't post often, but follow the posts here on a regular basis.

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Joanna!!! How delightful to see a post from you!!!

I think of you also. I hope someday we will meet again.

Hope your life can be settled down soon and I sure know what you mean about having a 17 year old driving on bad roads. Hope Alanna is doing super in every way.

Yes, caring for an elderly relative is most certainly life changing.

I didn't think Mom & I were going to do anything about Thanksgiving but my dear friend and neighbor found out and promptly invited us to go with her to a buffet. There was lots there that I shouldn't have but managed to get full anyway and Mom said it was the best meal she'd had in a long time. I'm glad for that.

I just felt too tired and overwhelmed to try and make a Thanksgiving dinner at home. I will be doing Christmas for my daughter and family so decided to save my energy for getting the house in shape and decorating. Haven't done that in years. HaHa

So good to hear from you.

Love, Shirley
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