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Happy Thanksgiving to all the Canadian folks out there. Enjoy the long weekend and eat lots of Turkey! I am heading to my parents place tomorrow afternoon to be spoiled for three wonderful days (trying to beat the traffic). Not sure if i will succeed or not. Take care and safe travels. To everyone else: Have a great weekend- one more day and it's here!~
Sam
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Thanks Sam and the same greetings back to you from another Canadian.
Best wishes,
George
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Happy Thanksgiving to you too Sam !!
And to you too Old George !!
Sherri
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And a Happy  Thanksgiving to you, Sam, and wishing the same to all our fellow Canadians!!!
Looks like I may not have a turkey feast this year ... we've been invited for dinner at my friend's, and she's a vegetarian cook. Who knows what I'm apt to be feasting on!
Holiday traffic woes here we come... have a safe journey!
Hugs,
mig
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Hmm, am I to take my Canadian connection to mean I should buy turkey and eat Canadian-sized portions?
Can you smell the turkey yet??
Happy Thanksgiving to all you Canucks.
Loz - Life isn't always a matter of holding good cards, but sometimes of playing a poor hand well.
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i don't understand...do canadiens do everthing differently...it's just the beginning of october- guess you've
got to put those turkeys down before the ground gets hard, by november (the real thanksgiving) canada
is reduced to frozen tundra and bubble cities...ah...cold-- north mexico: funny money, ferein language, corrupt
government, cheap labour, good pot.
pps. do you all still celebrate the 4th of july on the 4th of july?
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Yes, a very Happy Thanksgiving to all the Canucks. My kind of holiday with good smells spilling from the kitchen, lots of good company, and hopefully lots to be thankful for.
Enjoy
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I'm seeing flashbacks now of Rick Mercer's "Talking with Americans". Thanks for the laughs!  Happy Thanksgiving Canada!
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Thanks Sam! Happy Thanksgiving to you too, as well as all the other Canadians out there! 
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No turkey this year.
Most of the family prefer chicken and we found a farm out in the Fraser Valley that raise chickens on steroids. Lots of meat but a little bit tough.
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