Thanksgiving
It is
the least selfish of days.
The
most basic.
We
gather to eat,
and to
be with
those
we love
and
those who love us.
We
celebrate life.
We say
thanks for family
and all
good things.
There
is no expectation of
gift or
card or decoration.
It is
not Jewish or
Christian
or Muslim or
atheist
or agnostic,
or it
is all of the above.
It is
as plain as plain can be.
A
table, chairs all around,
the
smell of hot food and
the
laughter of family
and
friends.
Of
course we are
thankful,
and do
we not wish
that
all of our days
could
be as ordinary
as
this.
Gary
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