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Party Like it’s 1621

I wanted to find a special way to send my Thanksgiving wishes to you all. I thought about writing a long thoughtful post about all the things I have to be thankful for this season, or putting together a photo gallery of the past year and all the  wonderful moments that make me feel so blessed.

I considered thanking each person who has made my journey this year brighter or those who have challenged me to be a better mom, or have encouraged me to continue writing when I really wanted to nap instead.

The list would be enormous. Thinking about all that I have to be thankful for leaves me a little overwhelmed. So I am simply going to say thank you to you all and share this silly Jib Jab video.

From my Adorable Chaos to yours,  Happy Thanksgiving!

Yes, that’s my dog. She one of the girls around here!

Wishing you a beautiful Thanksgiving Day!

 

Don’t send boring eCards! Add your face to hilarious animations with JibJab.

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