There's an abundance of events to comment on, but first I feel I must take this time out to be thankful for life and it more abundantly. In light of such a sobering day of thankfulness on our horizon, it's always good to stop and acknowledge how truly blessed we are to live in this nation (or be living for that matter). And with every measure of blessing comes responsibility. It is my prayer that the coming year will see us embracing the fullness of what requirements exist for those who've been given much.
I could go on and on about all the things I'm thankful for (bacon especially), but these are just a few:
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Don't forget bacon.
Happy holiday to Seattle's brightest sounding board since Dr. Frasier Crane.