Tomorrow is Thanksgiving and no matter where or who you are, I wish you the very best.
Today and most likely the Friday after Thanksgiving are days resembling the turkey hustle, but tomorrow is a time to rest and reflect. Many will be enjoying food, football and family.
However you spend your day, be sure to take time to cherish the special moments!
Happy Thanksgiving, from my neighborhood to yours!
As always, let's foresee the possibilities . . . and get results!
Happy Thanksgiving to you as well. Yes, these are photos I took over this past year here in Morgan Hill. Luckily the turkeys don't act this way in town, but we have quite a few in the outskirts! Cherish the moments.
Pretty Birds! Thanks for volunteering for the Wildlife Center.
Check out the Turkey I posted on my Blog earlier today. Have a great Thanksgiving!
Hi Fred, I'll check out your Turkey blog. It's one of my guilty pleasures working with the wildlife! Have a wonderful Thanksgiving!
Rebecca wow how cool is that about you taking these photos - love it! Happy Thanksgiving to you!
Anna, Happy Thanksgiving and thank you for stopping by this evening. You might say I enjoy my neighborhood and all it has to offer! I have so many photos on my (stupid) smart-phone that I've got to start sharing them more.
Thank you Rebecca, and a Happy Thanksgiving Day to you as well! I see that you are into animal rescue, thank you for that!
By the way, one time I had 40 turkey run single file across my yard. It certainly was a sight!
Lisa, Thank you for stopping in to comment! Aren't turkey parades fun? Volunteering a Saturday morning each week to the wildlife is of little sacrifice for what I learn in return and can share with others. Have a wonderful Thanksgiving!
Rebecca, that sounds so nice! It is something I would love to do at some point down the line. For now, my extent is supporting the local animal shelter through donations and occassional plugs for them on my blog, as well as recently adopting my wonderful shelter dog, Sadie. Thank you for volunteering!
The shelter dogs (and cats) appreciate their care and that's where I started years ago. I even took in a stray off the street who sits next to me whenever I'm home. Be well Lisa, always positive and always moving forward.
Rebecca, Turkey hustle indeed. I just love seeing all the wildlife. Thankfully the turkeys in your photo need not worry about being served up for dinner today.
Please join us at the Meet-Up on Monday. I would love to finally meet you in person!
Hi Kathleen, The turkeys in the photo are true free range and happy to dance on their own. Enjoy the time with your son tomorrow at your favorite place. I plan on being at the meet-up Monday and look forward meeting you too! See you then.
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