a different perspective.
I'm visiting my sister Kelli at her (kind of) new place in Baltimore for the night, before heading to Frederick for the rest of week for Thanksgiving with my family. We spent some time walking around Federal Hill, checking out the Cross Street Market and stopping in the only store still open that looked interesting.
It was this little place with a French name and a British owner. We talked for a while about Thanksgiving, about the flowers we had bought for Mom and who was making what part of the meal, when he reminded us that Thanksgiving is an American holiday.
"Of course, we don't celebrate Thanksgiving," he said. "Well, we do, just on another day. July 4th."
Um, you know we're Americans, right?
It was this little place with a French name and a British owner. We talked for a while about Thanksgiving, about the flowers we had bought for Mom and who was making what part of the meal, when he reminded us that Thanksgiving is an American holiday.
"Of course, we don't celebrate Thanksgiving," he said. "Well, we do, just on another day. July 4th."
Um, you know we're Americans, right?
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