… for even the smallest of blessings this Thanksgiving.

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Another year of thankfulness. For My Family. My Friends. My Health. The blessings I’ve received and the unknown ones on their way.
Wishing everyone a Happy Thanksgiving
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For many it’s been a hard year yet there are always things to be thankful for. Family. Friends. Health.
Thank you all who visit my blog and happy Thanksgiving
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For this week’s challenge, share an image that depicts transition. Let life itself be your muse.
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Watching the candles on my Thanksgiving table transition from beginning to end.
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Happy Thanksgiving and thank you to all who follow this blog and also my other one www.mvobsession.com as well <3
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There is much to be thankful for again this year. Family. Health. Friends. And this year added to the list … ancestors.
If you follow my blog you may know that we recently learned that we are descended from Pilgrims, John & Priscilla Alden and Miles Standish. It had always been family legend that we came on that first voyage of the Mayflower but now we have documented proof. My daughter, Deb, our friend Dawn and I headed to Plymouth, MA to learn more about our ancestors.
I am so grateful to Deb for delving diligently into our ancestry… without her (and Dawn’s help also) we wouldn’t know even half of what we know now. But how did we get into this, who was the person who prompted this adventure into our family tree, who do we have to thank for this.
It would have be my maternal grandmother Albra Mae Flewelling Littlefield Grant Baird, who is the person who also brought Martha’s Vineyard into our lives. Thank you grandma.
My grandmother, Albra Mae Flewellyn Littlefield Grant Baird, was born in Maine. She was widowed twice, her third husband, Arthur Baird Sr was a Vineyarder who was left to raise two sons and a daughter after his first wife died. My grandmother and my mother Maude went to live on Martha’s Vineyard in Oak Bluffs and thus began our connection and love of the Vineyard.
I am thankful for all who visit this blog and my photo blog www.throughjerseyeyes.com
Happy Thanksgiving.
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