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How Thanksgiving Reminded Me to be Thankful

November 26, 2010 by FutureExpat

A lot of blogs featured "things I feel thankful for" types of posts just before Thanksgiving, which was yesterday here in the US. I didn't join them because, frankly, I haven't been feeling I had much to be thankful for recently. However, spending Thanksgiving Day with my husband's family, and a … [Read more...] about How Thanksgiving Reminded Me to be Thankful

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