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This year's Thanksgiving thoughts seem to trend towards the simpler things in life after a rollercoaster year. Riding through B'game yesterday, I was struck by how beautiful our City of Trees is this Thanksgiving. Ginkos, Japanese maples and, if you look closely, even roses in bloom in late November. If you have family returning to visit, they won't be disappointed.
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I'm thankful that the country seems to be coming to its senses after falling in love with a couple of empty suits named Arnold and Barack. The collective intelligence of the American people is huge once they are paying attention.
Posted by: Lynn | November 25, 2009 at 10:15 PM