Thank you, sir.  I hope yours is a very happy Thanksgiving as well.  Regardless of where I spend my Thanksgiving day, or where I have dinner, I still make the most of it.  This year will be no different.

Am half-way through doing the full Turkey Thing--to be packed up and trundled 200 mi to an ancient acquaintance of mine who is now alone, lonely and on his own. This is combined with my annual pilgrimage to my hometown Apple Orchard for may annual supply thereof, beating up on some of his shrubbery and perhaps a movie on Saturday (after the massive stampedes for Black Friday are down to a dull roar).

Happy Bird Day to all!

For better or worse, I've been watching a lot of (free) YouTube recently. One of the channels I stumbled across is "Your NZ Family". It's a vlog by a family in New Zealand who are learning about North American customs (and junk food), mostly those of the US but also of Canada and eventually Mexico. They've shared their reactions to a video about the origins of Thanksgiving and are going to try a traditional US Thanksgiving feast, including turkey and pumpkin pie. Hopefully they'll enjoy it

Poutine is good!
 

20 years ago, Poutine was a very regional dish (from Quebec Province) now it's seen as generally Canadian.