A Canadian / Celtic Thanksgiving

Well we certainly have lots of things to be thankful for (particulary family, friends, and health) and carrying on past traditions we had a big dinner party for Canadian thanksgiving (admittedly a week late) and in celebration of the autumn harvest as winter approaches. We hosted a wonderful dinner with some of our neighbours along with some of Harriet's classmates. It was quite international with people from countries including Ireland, Italy, and Spain. Phil cooked a great turkey, many other dishes to accompany it, and provided a selection of wines paired with our meal. It was a fun evening and the first "thanksgiving" for many of our guests since it isn't an observed holiday / tradition here on this side of the Atlantic.

We wish the best to everyone reading this and encourage you to consider good things in your lives to be grateful for.