Cousins! The frost is on the tomatoes and the iron door of the north is clanging open, as the poets say. Our favorite dark-season holiday is Thanks- giving, which comes with less hype than Halloween and Christmas.
Here's a challenge: Send your scrapblog editor a card, letter or e-mail telling what you're thankful for this year. Yes, yes, we know you're all thankful for the fabulous scrapblog and your wonderful cousins, but go beyond that ... search deep in your gut, or your funny bone, for what you're REALLY happy about and want to share, and we'll post the replies the day before Thanksgiving. Humor is especially appreciated!
Send your submissions to pmmiller1@comcast.net or P. Miller, 4328 Beard Av. N., Robbinsdale, MN 55422. And spread the word to our relatives who don't use computers, too.
Friday, October 24, 2008
What are YOU thankful for, cousins?
Cousins! The frost is on the tomatoes and the iron door of the north is clanging open, as the poets say. Our favorite dark-season holiday is Thanks- giving, which comes with less hype than Halloween and Christmas.
Here's a challenge: Send your scrapblog editor a card, letter or e-mail telling what you're thankful for this year. Yes, yes, we know you're all thankful for the fabulous scrapblog and your wonderful cousins, but go beyond that ... search deep in your gut, or your funny bone, for what you're REALLY happy about and want to share, and we'll post the replies the day before Thanksgiving. Humor is especially appreciated!
Send your submissions to pmmiller1@comcast.net or P. Miller, 4328 Beard Av. N., Robbinsdale, MN 55422. And spread the word to our relatives who don't use computers, too.
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