Thread: (USA) Thanksgiving is almost here!
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Old 11-15-2009, 06:41 PM   #5
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Originally Posted by WT Sharpe View Post
At least it's not on Dec. 4, as was that first English Thanksgiving. That would be even closer to Christmas!

BTW, my son was born on Dec. 28. To this day he hasn't forgiven us!
yes, I know... which is also late for "harvest". then again, "Christmas" as the celebration we know really wasn't celebrated as the blow out holiday it is now until Victorian times.

I've always felt sorry for December and January birthday people. my Dad, sis, 3 of 3 cousins on one side and 5 of 7 cousins on the other are all July babies. both of my kids are September. there's never been a lot of competition for the winter holidays. it's just as well... it'd only get in the way of ski season!
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