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Post by Carolyn on Oct 7, 2002 12:08:25 GMT -5
I don't think it really exists in Canada either, does it?
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Post by LadyDuff on Oct 7, 2002 13:23:38 GMT -5
Well, it does, only on different dates, I have heard of it from my relatives there and also from some of my Canadian friends here, not to mention my own Canadian!!
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Post by Natasha on Oct 7, 2002 16:42:56 GMT -5
canadian thanksgiving is the second monday in october, so a week from today. it's not as huge a holiday as the us, but we still have the big turkey dinner.
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Dawn
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Post by Dawn on Oct 8, 2002 2:03:33 GMT -5
Woo-hoo! This thread is ON FIRE (literally, check out the icon!) Glad to know everyone is sharing their recipes here!
Thanksgiving is my favorite holiday. Good food, family, and NO PRESENTS!!! I get really homesick. It is also right near my bday (Nov 21) so I always miss my parents and sister then....
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Post by Brandy on Oct 10, 2002 4:37:31 GMT -5
Dawn, My favorite Aunt's birthday was Nov. 21. She died in '86 due to ovarian cancer.  , so I always miss her around Thanksgiving. She always came over our house for Thanksgiving dinner and always lit up the room. She was everyone's favorite aunt. (Even to those whom she wasn't related! :  She was such a great person, so since you share her birthday, I'm sure you are too!  |
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, so I always miss her around Thanksgiving. She always came over our house for Thanksgiving dinner and always lit up the room. She was everyone's favorite aunt. (Even to those whom she wasn't related! :
She was such a great person, so since you share her birthday, I'm sure you are too! 