First glance at the top shot from the U.P. by Brita Haapala, you may miss the subtle contrast. But if you look again, catch the starkness of the bare branches of the tree, contrasting to the shining streaks of sunlight cutting across the sky behind, adding beauty to the bleak. On this Thanksgiving, let us reflect on the blessings which shine into our everyday lives. Barb Nelson sent along the old-time postcard wishing everyone
By Brent, in soon to be snowy, Rochester, NY on Thursday, November 25, 2004 - 06:55 am:
Happy Thanksgiving everyone, from cold and blustery Pennsylvania!
..And good luck to the Crystal Falls/Forest Park Trojans. The varsity football team is competing for the Division 8 State Championship at the Silverdome tomorrow morning. Game time - 10:00am
A very neat greeting card from days gone by. Happy Thanksgiving everyone from Cabela's country, Dundee, Michigan.
By SGT Nate on Thursday, November 25, 2004 - 07:51 am:
Happy Thanksgiving to all of the Pasty Cam Fans out there from all of the troops here with me in Afghanistan!!
By Patt - Mid - Michigan on Thursday, November 25, 2004 - 07:53 am:
We all have so much to be thankful for. Our families, our health and our FREEDOM. God Bless our military who are protecting it right now and are so very far from home.
By Debi, Laurium on Thursday, November 25, 2004 - 08:04 am:
Am I the only one surprised to see about 2 inches of snow on the ground this morning? It sure brightens things up, don't it? Happy Turkey Day all!!!
By James in SW Wisc. on Thursday, November 25, 2004 - 08:09 am:
On this Thanksgiving Day I have much to be thankful for: My 17mo. old son, Kurt, by way of my wife, Ginny. Both came to me "late" in life.
I can't imagine my life without them..
I hope each of you has the opportunity to practice your faith on this day of family and friends.
Happy Thanksgiving from Olympia, Washington. It is rainy and very windy here but we will join our children and friends today for a great meal and give thanks for our blessings. Hope you can all do the same. Our thoughts are with our troops and their families today.
By Don on Thursday, November 25, 2004 - 08:52 am:
Happy Thanksgiving wonderful U.P. Yoopers! Here in Ohio we have blowing snow and about an inch on the ground! Hopefully it will melt by the big shopping day tomorrow! Be safe you travelers and God Bless our wonderful United States...God bless our troups all over the world who cannot be home safe and sound.
By John / New Hampshire on Thursday, November 25, 2004 - 09:50 am:
HAPPY THANKSGIVING TO ALL OF THE WONDERFUL PEOPLE WHO RUN PASTY CENTRAL AND TO ALL WHO POST HERE AND ARE SO KIND AND MAKE THIS THE BEST SITE ON THE INTERNET!
I see by the bridge cam, that HOT Thanksgiving day meal will be welcome... A bit snowy up there, eh? I wonder if anyone ever tried stuffing the big bird with a couple of pastys? Ooooo... That smells good in my mind... Bet it would taste even better!
And a Happy Thanksgiving to all from southern Wayne County. Family coming to feast with us on Turkey and no snow on the ground. Yesterdays comment on "Gramma Bea" reminds me of some of my good days there with Betty, Wilma, Armand and the other kids of that wonderful family.
By Larry-IN on Thursday, November 25, 2004 - 11:38 am:
Happy Thannksgiving to Charlie, Mary, Toivo, Daryl, and everyone else who make pastycam the site that it is. Yooper Power!!
By Gliderrider on Thursday, November 25, 2004 - 12:58 pm:
I second Audrey of San Jose's sentiments -- chilly and wet here in the Sacramento area as well, but nothing could dampen our spirits of gratitude for the past year and hope for the year to come.
Pasty Central has become an important part of our lives, keeping us connected to a place we love but can't be right now. Thank you, Charlie, Mary, Toivo, Donn, Dan, Z-Man and all the other contributors!