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Thursday, November 27, 2014

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It's crazy how your perspective on things change with age.  As a kid, I associated Thanksgiving with the Pilgrims, Native Americans, and a huge feast that lasted a few days.  But over the years the holiday has evolved.  It's more about family, friends, and being thankful for all of the things I've been blessed with.


And since you probably don't want to sit here and read a huge list of randomness, I'll keep things short, sweet, and blog related.


I'm thankful for everyone who takes the time to stop by and read my posts.  I know I've been in a slump in terms of posting, but I assure you I'll break out of it sooner or later.


I'm thankful for all of you who take the time to author all of those amazing blogs involving my favorite hobby.  Informative.  Comical.  Interesting.  Persuasive.  Creative.  These are the first five words that popped into my head when I think of all of the hard work and dedication you put into your blogs.


I'm thankful for the multiple trades and care packages people have sent over the past five years.  I've shared many of these stories of generosity with my students, friends, and family members.  And 9 out of 10 times, they're amazed that people from all over the world ship packages to each other out of the kindness of their hearts.


And most of all... I'm thankful for the camaraderie we have among our family of cardboard bloggers.  One of my favorite things about writing blog posts and reading your blog posts is the interaction among us.  Your kind words, interesting knowledge, and comical banter have lifted my spirits on multiple occasions and is much appreciated.


So I hope all of you and your families have a wonderful holiday season.  Happy Thanksgiving!  

P.S.  Did you enjoy my collection of cardboard turkeys?

16 comments:

  1. Happy Thanksgiving to you as well Fuji!

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  2. It's fun that Turkey is the country with animal name for English speakers. But turkey in Portuguese is 'peru' which is a country too!
    Just some random trivia.
    I know this is an important holiday for you all fellow Americans so have I wish you and your blog readers a nice Thanksgiving day.

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    1. Thanks for feeding me the knowledge. I love trivia almost as much as cards.

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  3. Who is this?

    Sorry, that's how I respond to everybody who says Happy Thanksgiving to me ;).

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  4. Happy Thanksgiving to you. As a fellow blogger its nice to interact with each other through our blogs. I may not always have time to comment, but I am here :)

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    1. Comment or no comment... I still appreciate the support. Keep up the great blog!

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  5. Nice post. Hope you had a great day Mark. I'm thankful that I can consider you a friend although we've never met!

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    1. Lol... I tried to explain this to my parents when I was down in Vegas visiting them. They wondered how I considered these people friends if I had never met them. The example that got them to understand was "pen pal". Both of them had pen pals when they were younger and it instantly became an "aha" moment.

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  6. I look forward to game used finger cards in some retired card set.

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    1. I know right. As sick as this sounds... I'd actually want it for my PC.

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  7. Awesome post. Hope you had a great Thanksgiving!

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  8. Thanks everyone! Hope all of you had a great turkey day too.

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