In Italian, you say Grazie or Mille Grazie as a thank you… or a thousand thanks!
For this year’s Thanksgiving I think we all need to count our blessings.
We aren’t doing Thanksgiving here, but I did do my Tuscan Thanksgiving menu for my zoom class last Sunday.
Saffron Risotto served in a Roasted Pumpkin
Porchetta with bitter greens
or Turkey Porchettata
Oven roasted vegetables with Tuscan Herbs
Simple panfried brussel sprouts with pancetta and olive oil
Instead of a pecan pie, I make a Tuscan Crostata with fig jam and walnuts
I wish everyone a peaceful stressfree thanksgiving.
I am heading to the hospital… for some presurgery exams. This year has been one of Doctors, hospitals and surgeries. I am thankful that I feel good and have the time to take care of myself.
I am counting my blessings… over and over.
What are you thankful for?
Prayers for a successful surgery & full recovery. Grateful for all you share.
Be well. Take care.
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Thinking of you, Judy, on this Thanksgiving morning. Hope all goes well at the hospital. Please keep me posted.
Love, Jill
I’m grateful that I could afford to have the power wheelchair that make’s my life easier.
fabulous!!!
Since last Thanksgiving my dear wife of 53 years has undergone knee replacement, diagnosis of breast cancer, a double mastectomy and chemotherapy, and here she sits beside me and is cancer free. Ask me what I am thankful for and I could give you a list of laughter and joy.
auguri!!!
Wishing you a successful surgery and many healthy years ahead! god bless you 🙏🏼🤗
thank you!
For starters I am grateful for you and your good food for the body and terrific videos for the soul–
And I am grateful for the time and means to make that food and watch those Kitchen Table episodes
that make me feel a certain calm and hope.
Take care, Judy—
Deb