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Old 11-27-2014, 10:43 AM #1
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To all of you that share and read, may you have a day that finds a way to count your blessings. Ken in Texas.
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Thank you Ken. Same for me... Happy Thanksgiving to all here.

CNN is featuring this topic today...
Tiny Hamsters' Tiny Thanksgiving...

http://insidescoopsf.sfgate.com/blog...oliday-stress/

It is really funny. It is lighthearted and cute.
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To rebel against Australia's lack of Thanksgiving, today I eat turkey and give thanks for my family.

Happy thanksgiving everyone.
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Happy Thanksgiving to all. A hard year, dealing with exacerbation of symptoms despite massive dietary/life style changes. I know the changes helped, just not the way I was hoping- unrealistic.

My wife made me an incredible vegan shepards pie and some farro based stuffing, my favorite part of Thanksgiving.

My best,

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