It's the Thanksgiving holiday weekend here in Canada, the notion
of which is a bit of a slippery slope in this hopefully enlightened time of
truth and reconciliation. Hopefully as well, though, may those of us
(which is most of us) whose ancestors are from other lands, be truly,
respectfully, and compassionately thankful to be on this land.
This weekend sees members of my pottery group having our annual show and sale, a change from our timing of late November. It was a brilliant
day, with marvelous people who'd not been aware of us but decided to stop in on
their ways to and fro! There were familiar friends, too, who rounded out the
day of good conversation and company, all in support of us as local
artisans. It was a day to be thankful,
indeed, particularly after a bit of a figurative fall of my own at one point. Most of us will slip and fall from time to
time, in all manner of ways. May we be thankful for those who are there
to catch us.
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