HAPPY THANKSGIVING!

[Rita C.]

HAPPY THANKSGIVING to all the TQS community who celebrate in the USA and beyond. We don't celebrate this in Ireland so it's just a normal, but very frosty morning here. Enjoy your day whatever you choose to do with it. :cheer:

A frosty collage from my garden

[Pat L.]

Thank you Rita, your garden looks great. And a Happy Thanksgiving to all TQS celebrating the day. Pat

[Janet K.]

Beautiful garden, snow on the ground here,so those flowers cheer me! Janet

[Nancy R.]

Happy Thanksgiving, all! Beautiful pictures, Rita!!

[Joanne K.]

Thanks Rita love your garden !

Happy Thanksgiving to everyone safe travels
We've got about 6 to 8 inches of snow from yesterdays storm.

[Renata L.]

Your frosty garden is beautiful and so colourful! Happy Thanksgiving to all who celebrate it from snow-on-the-ground from yesterday but balmy today northern Virginia! hmy:

[Susan W.]

Hope you are all having a great THANKSGIVING across the pond as Rita says just a ordinary day for us on the other side , although we are having a lovely red and orange sunset in North Wales at the moment and thankfully no snow as yet like may of you seem to be having. I am off to Cornwall for a couple of weeks so fingers crossed for decent weather, hope to be walking along the beaches watching the waves even if we have to wear many layers of clothing to keep warm.

[E.M. T.]

Beautiful garden ,Rita! A bright spot for this holiday. But along with the usual wishes for those of us here and abroad
who celebrate...I have to say I am grateful for the "family and friends" here and wish all a special day where ever you
all are in the world. :cheer: :cheer: :cheer:

[Renata L.]

Beautiful garden ,Rita! A bright spot for this holiday. But along with the usual wishes for those of us here and abroad
who celebrate...I have to say I am grateful for the "family and friends" here and wish all a special day where ever you
all are in the world. :cheer: :cheer: :cheer:

So well, said, Marilyn, my sentiments too and wishes for all. :cheer:

[Renata L.]

Hope everyone has had a great time and not too much turkey, from a very dank and dreary Yorkshire.

[Judith A.]

Rita,
Your Frosty Garden is beautiful! What is the pink flower?

From the Blue Ridge in Virginia, where it is very cold and raining - but very warm inside after baking pies and turkey.

[Rita C.]

Hi Judith. The pink flower is a hydrangea that doesn't realize that it's not supposed to be flowering now. :lol:

[Judith A.]

Thank you, Rita. I never would have guessed.
It would make a lovely pink photo quilt, with icy white thread-painting around the petal edges.

[wendy w.]

Keep warm all and enjoy your turkeys.

[wendy w.]

Hey... Belated Happy Thanks Giving Day!