This is the coldest Thanksgiving I have ever experienced. It was just below zero when we got up to put the Turkey on to cook. The wind was already blowing and blew hard all day. Factoring in the wind it felt as if it were 34 below.
Our dear friend finally arrived safely after being stranded for two nights due to closed highways. He traveled more than a thousand miles to be with his "family" bringing gifts of, love, joy, poetry and creative excitement.
As our extended family began gathering to share a Thanksgiving feast of delicious food and creative fellowship, I reflected on the never ending list of things for which I am deeply grateful.
We are blessed to live so closely connected to mother nature's ever changing landscape. Her bounty of birds and animals drift in and out of our lives providing us with endless joy and entertainment. Then there are those special moments when like magic Ken captures a blink of God's eye with his camera's lens to preserve and share.
I am deeply grateful for all our friends who lovingly support our creative efforts, admiring, purchasing and collecting our art. They help us share the healing touch only God's creation can provide.
Ken and I are blessed to enjoy our small community along the Madison River surrounded by a growing family of friends that extends to all parts of the United States and beyond.
I am filled to overflowing with gratitude for life.
Thank you for being a very special part of mine.
Penny's Thanksgiving Gift
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