Thankful and Grateful!

The ghosties and ghoulies of 

Halloween have had their moment 

and now

it's Thanksgiving's turn!

Some shops and stores completely skip 

this wonderful holiday.

Around our house we definitely 

do not 

skip Thanksgiving time!

It's a lovely time of year when the 

weather usually cools off 

and 

we plan family get togethers.

I fix one of my favorite meals 

of the year at Thanksgiving.

I set one of my favorite tables 

of the year, too!

Do you enjoy 

Thanksgiving,

Glitterinas?

During the fall of the year I have lots 

of 

pumpkins, colorful leaves and scarecrows 

decorating our house.

In November I add some turkeys
and small signs

to all the fall fun throughout 

the house.

If I had a theme for this time of year

it would be 

Thankful and Grateful!

My list of things to be thankful for 

grows each year.

My Thankful list includes big things like
health, faith, and happy memories from my childhood.....

......along with little things like
all the wonderful bounty that came from the
garden and my chickens!

Having time to enjoy and decorate
seasonally around the house is
something I'm thankful for also!

When it's time to serve Thanksgiving dinner 

we'll gather here with

our plates loaded down with yummy goodness.

I added the deer sheds I've collected.

I like going around the table and having everyone,

young and old,

tell what they are thankful for!

We are most certainly blessed!

We have traditions that help us share what we're 

thankful for and some years we add new 

ways to share our thanks!

What are you thankful and grateful for,

Glitterinas?

Do you have a special way to share what you 

are thankful for?

Leave me a comment and let me know....

thanks so much!

I really enjoy hearing what you think!

Thank you so much for stopping by 

Pink Glitter 

for a few minutes today!

I appreciate you taking time to read 

this post all the way to the end.....

......you are great for letting me share!

I am thankful and grateful for 

each of you, Glitterinas!

Until next time,

Tammy