Happy Thanksgiving, may you all be well

and you…

Happy Thanksgiving, Heather, Jon, Leta and Chuck. 🙂

Happy Thanksgiving, Heather and Co. I know you have so much to be thankful for – and we’re so thankful for YOU!

Happy Turkey Day! Leta’s first. I hope you’re feeding her the GOOD cranberry sauce. Jellied with the imprint of the can on it.

hey look! Number 9!

Happy Thanksgiving to all my friends in the US.

Happy Thanksgiving Dooce to you and your dear little family and to the readers of your site.

Curious if honey-glazed cheek de Leta is on the menu for today?

happy thanksgiving from the very white great lakes state! cheers!

Happy Thanksgiving….but what the hell is that a picture of?

Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours, Heather. 🙂

(Please take the obligatory baby-wrestling-with-a-turkey-drumstick picture for future posting. Pretty please.)

Happy Thanksgiving from my little corner of Alaska. Beautiful picture!

Woohoo! Not first! (So much cooler that way.)

Wow.

That is a beautiful picture.

Happy T’day from the south.

It’s real cold here: 50 degrees. 😉

Happy Anniversary to the Armstrong clan and to the Dooce.com commenting clan from beautiful South Jersey!

Wasn’t Thanksgiving LAST month? 😉

Happy Thanksgiving wishes from Canada.

ML

Kimberly,
Well it *is* the anniversary of Thanksgiving – so you’re right!

H a p p y T h a n k s g i v i n g

Peace and Love

Happy Thanksgiving Heather, Jon, Leta and Dooce. May this holiday find you happier, healthier and hornier.

Cheers.

let us give thanks and praise.

thanks to movable type and Leta’s desire to nap twice a day and praise to Heather B. Arsmstrong and her website.

Happy Happy Thanksgiving to everybody. God Bless.

btw – gorgeous picture – but what in the world is it? Only your camera can capture something so beautiful, and yet I’ll have no idea what it is. I love that !!

beautiful photo. but what is it?!

happy thanksgiving to heather, jon, and leta and everyone who reads dooce 🙂

WOOOO HOOO! I am #37!!!! 🙂

Happy Thanksgiving!!!!! I am certainly thankful that I can come here and remember that laughing at life is good!

I’m thankful for being number 40 today.

Happy Thanksgiving to all from someone who has to work today, up here in Canada. But yet, I am thankful.

Heather, I am so glad, so thankful, that you are feeling much better. I know that feeling myself. Bless you all, Armstrongs.

Happy Thanksgiving Dooce and Family!

You guys have a great Thanksgiving filled with loving family, Avon freebies, midday naps, doggie licks and lots and lots of wrestling!

(You guys means not only the Armstrongs, but the Hamiltons and everyone that posts on this website) 🙂

Art is never so easily defined as “what it is,” but “what it captures,” so I don’t think it’s so important to know “what is it?” as much as “what do you make of it?”, “what do you see in it?”, or “how does it make you feel?” It’s like the Pastoral Symphony — if it wasn’t named that, would we know there was a narrative applied to it?

The photo’s lovely; warm, autumnal, tranquil. The four-way symmetry reminds me of Native American art or pagan ceremony. The colours are settling; peace. The hint of moonlight behind the trees (regardless what it “is,” this is what I see in it as well) indicative of light emerging from shadow, optimism, the bliss in allowing oneself to set aside the shadows and doldrums of daily life -just- for a day.

Don’t mean to seem an art theory snot; the short of it is gorgeous, whatever it may be.