MM, you are most welcome. Frankly, I felt a tinge of sadness reading your "sadly deprived" bit. Could you not go ahead and celebrate it with your family - your wife and children? I believe Thanksgiving is one of the major celebrations in the West and to be sadly deprived of it is really heart-breaking. I hope you will have a better Thanksgiving celebration next year onwards.
As to your question, the locals do not celebrate it but I believe Christian expats here do as supermarkets and hypermarkets keep a healthy stock of frozen turkeys. And of course, hotels do a roaring business catering to expats and locals alike.
My turn to CHUP!!!! Ahhh, such a nice satisfaction, that..
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving to you too!! & HUGS!
MAY YOU BE BLESSED THE SAME.
ReplyDeleteNICE CARD WITH AUTUMN LEAVES AND CHRIMAST DECORATION.
ANOTHER CUTE SONG TO YOU..
Japan has a holiday on the same day - Labor Thanksgiving. Happy Thanksgiving.
ReplyDeletehappy thanksgiving! haha.. lb started the chup-chup race here. let's see who gets to the next post first.
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving to you too :)
ReplyDeleteDid you had a Turkey?
I'm never good at such festive occasions, hence I don't know much of it
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving to all especially to you
:)
LB, an early chupper. LOL!
ReplyDeletePP, thank you and thanks for sharing that cute song.
PandaB, Malaysia doesn't celebrate this day but we have a Labour Day or sometimes referred to as Workers Day on May 1st which is a national holiday.
YD, chup-chup race, huh? LOL!
ReplyDeleteSelba, hope you had a good turkey dinner.
Z, here fyi is the Wiki's version of Thanksgiving. Also, you may want to check out Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.
For those of us sadly deprived of Thanksgiving celebration, thank you from the bottom of my heart!
ReplyDelete(Do you celebrate Thanksgiving in Malaysia?!?)
MM, you are most welcome. Frankly, I felt a tinge of sadness reading your "sadly deprived" bit. Could you not go ahead and celebrate it with your family - your wife and children? I believe Thanksgiving is one of the major celebrations in the West and to be sadly deprived of it is really heart-breaking. I hope you will have a better Thanksgiving celebration next year onwards.
ReplyDeleteAs to your question, the locals do not celebrate it but I believe Christian expats here do as supermarkets and hypermarkets keep a healthy stock of frozen turkeys. And of course, hotels do a roaring business catering to expats and locals alike.
Belated Thanksgiving greetings! :)
ReplyDeleteHey Slurp! Thanks. Hope you had a good turkey dinner.
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