We have seen our country go through recent years of challenges to our very constitution and our individual rights. We have seen what can happen when more of us vote for what we believe in, as opposed to when we sit home and allow others to decide our fate. We have gone through a year of knowing that if our country was not as great as it is, we would have endured the exact personal tragedies that thousands did in the Great Depression, when most families had no work at all, and no unemployment compensation to help them. We know what this last year could have been like.
There has been a lot of fear and finger pointing and witch hunting going on over the recent few years, but we are still here in the U.S. We are still the strongest country, with the most tolerable government of each person's individual beliefs and cultures. There is a reason why people all over the world still want to come to the United States to find a better life for their families.
Our country is not perfect and really, it doesn't pretend to be. Our country still has that same Constitution and Bill of Rights that give each of us the freedom to say and think what we believe, as long as we don't cause harm to others.
This has been a really hard year and this Thanksgiving, even though we have not made our way out of the hardships, let us each take the time this Thanksgiving Day to think not about what we DON'T have, but to think about what we DO have!
Take a good look at your family and tell them what they mean to you. Tell them how blessed you are because they are in your life. Tell them how grateful you all should be, because you were all born in this great country. Tell them how fortunate you all are to have such brave, and yet caring, special heroes in this world, who help others and stand up for their freedoms and rights.
This year is an excellent and special year to appreciate...and give thanks!
Published by David Lindberg
David is a musician, vocalist, keyboard player, songwriter, and freelance writer. David is going from a 20+ year corporate job to following his passions for music and writing and is now President of David's... View profile
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6 Comments
Post a CommentDavid, I used the same picture with my Thanksgiving article. I wonder - are the Native Americans on the ground because they are earthy, or being portrayed as something else. Great article. Did you see the Leonid Meteor shower? We had cloud cover here in Fl.
Thank you all so much for reading and commenting!
Simply wonderful!!!!!! I did not get a notice about this, so so glad I took my time out to look at your profile.
This is excellent, David. :-)
If we can just support and encourage those who have so much need..it's going to take ll of us..
I am not at all sure that we have the most tolerable government. But it's certainly better than many, and way better now than under Bush.