Seekerville is "closed" today.
Please join us in pausing
to give thanks for our many blessings.
A loving Christian blog by writers for writers and readers... browse, learn and enjoy! The Seekers
A loving Christian blog by writers for writers and readers... browse, learn and enjoy! The Seekers
First up, best dressed!!!
ReplyDeleteThat was a common phrase in big families back in the day when clothes were shared ala Faith and Charity....
The best socks were hidden in drawers...
And if you wanted time to shower, don't dally in bed!
Happy Thanksgiving, Seekerville! I pray your days are filled with safe travel, gentleness, no football fights (THIS IS A PERSONAL PRAYER UP HERE, Y'KNOW!!!) and plenty of gravy and pie to go 'round!
Happy Thanksgiving!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy the day!
HAPPY THANKSGIVING TO ALL OUR FRIENDS IN SEEKERVILLE!!
ReplyDeleteAmazing! Thanks a lot.
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving, Seekerville, and may not one pound be gained except in the depth of our love for family!!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Julie
Wishing you all a blessed Thanksgiving filled with family and friends!
ReplyDeleteSending cyber pumpkin pie!
Cheers,
Sue
Wishing the Seekers and fans of Seekerville in the U.S. a very happy Thanksgiving.
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving, Seekerville. When I count my blessings I count you all twice, and then possibly I thank God for pumpkin pie twice as well.
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving, Seekerville and all our surrounding communities!
ReplyDeleteWe've got pumpkin pies baking in the oven and oohhhh they smell so good!
Like Julie said, may not a pound be gained except within the love of family and friends.
Teeeena....
ReplyDeleteDoes anything really beat pumpkin pie?????
:)
Me?
I'm a turkey and orange/cranberry relish girl. Oh my stars to think for years as a child I thought I hated it....
how silly we are!
Bless you guys. Is it tacky to take the KEURIG to my daughters?????
NAW. ;)
Happy Thanksgiving to all my dear friends at Seekerville! I love each and every one of you! :D
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving Seekerville!
ReplyDeleteOur first thanksgiving together my husband asked me to make some fudge from scratch using his grandmother's recipe. It was a flop. Now, years and years later I decided to give fudge making a second try.
YUMMMMY!
Help yourselves. I'm going back to the store to buy some more marshmallow cream. That's stuffs a real lifesaver... er fudge saver.
Happy Thanksgiving, Seekerville!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful day!
ReplyDeleteLast up, but I was still snazzily enough dressed!
Yummy Thanksgiving dinner at my mother-in-laws with the whole family. Only one was missing: my younger son's girlfriend and her family went out of town this week, so we missed her, but the rest were all there safe and sound!
Hope you all had a Happy Thanksgiving! I am grateful for Seekerville!
ReplyDelete