Either today or tomorrow it is Thanksgiving in Canada. How do you Canadian webmasters celebrate? is it any different then the way Americans celebrate? And most importantly do your families have special traditions for thanksgiving?
Happy Thanksgiving Canadians
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I join the bums at the church for thanksgiving dinner..We all share a bottle of Lysol
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pretty basic holiday...
maple syrup tasting
ice sculpture contest
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always the second Monday in OctoberOriginally posted by webgurl
Does anyone know if thanksgiving canada is Today (Oct 12th) its actually important ... I'm not home right now but if it is today i need to go home .....Comment
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cool, i think we are having "creamed chicken on toast" at the home tonite.Originally posted by webgurl
okay great thanks shemp , Happy Thanksgiving . I will be going to Swiss Chalet
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its like buffalo, quite goodOriginally posted by Tylo
moose whats that taste like?Comment
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Originally posted by PreciousB
We don't call it columbus day as far as I know. Columbus Day is in June or something.
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Happy Thanksgiving to you Canadians!
<small>yes, today is Columbus Day in the States. We celebrate FATHER'S DAY in June, Columbus Day in October.Comment
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My parents flew up to Canada to spend the holiday with the family, i wish i was up there having turkey too
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Originally posted by Tala
Happy Thanksgiving to you Canadians!
<small>yes, today is Columbus Day in the States. We celebrate FATHER'S DAY in June, Columbus Day in October.
http://www.usis.usemb.se/Holidays/ce.../Columbus.html~ loryn@loryntaylor . com ~
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I love it. Bring on the Beer and Turkey!!Comment
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Turkey and football...that's the usual Thanksgiving here. But I no longer have TV, since there's really nothing of any real entertainment value on anymore, so now it's going to be turkey and tree decorating in the tradition of my husband's family. (They celebrate Yule, and once Thanksgiving day is done, the tree gets decorated to shine for the month before Yule)
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