Happy Thanksgiving to all of my American friends! I hope you have a lovely time with family and friends and partake of some excellent food. Mashed potatoes and cranberry sauce are on the agenda for me today – and pie. Lots of pie.
If you aren’t American – Happy Thursday! Pie would be an excellent way to celebrate an ordinary Thursday, too.
I am so thankful for the friends I’ve made through blogging and I am grateful for the conversations we share.
Have a wonderful day!
A Certain Fondness 
14 responses to “Happy Thanksgiving!”
A very happy Thanksgiving to you too! What is your favorite kind of pie? I’m leaning toward pecan today, but it’s usually raisin or apple.
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My favorite is apple, but today I also had a pumpkin pie crumble. It was delicious! Hope you had a great day.
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Hope you are having a wonderful Thanksgiving 🙂
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Thanks, Sam!
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I hope you are having a lovely Thanksgiving. Eat some pie for me – but not pumpkin pie!
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Thank you, Katrina – are you not a pumpkin pie person? I’m not either, but today I had a pumpkin pie crumble that was so good. The pumpkin was very mild.
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off topic, but it was great to see you over on Stuck in a Book, and to learn more about your reading life!
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Thanks, Lisa, it was too fun!
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I once scooped out a pumpkin for Halloween when my boys were wee, to me it smelled of sick so I can’t imagine eating it. I went back to the traditional Scottish turnip lanterns after that, much harder work to scoop out though.
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Haha! I have to admit it is pretty icky if not flavored well and the texture is scary too.
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Happy Thanksgiving – I’m a day late and a dollar short as usual!
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That’s okay Nicola – I’ll take it!
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Thanksgiving! Such a nice holiday. For once I actually had all the Thanksgiving foods they talk about in the media, mashed potatoes and cranberry and all. It was nice. Not the pie so much. I’m not a big pie person.
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Oh no! Do you prefer cake?
I LOVE Thanksgiving food, it is my favorite food ever and I inevitably stuff myself every year. My family usually does a non-traditional Christmas (lasagna or the like) so I have to enjoy it all on Thanksgiving.
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