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New column: “We give thanks in spite of ourselves”

Posted on November 22, 2018 by scout2011

Happy Thanksgiving, dear reader friends! I hope you are all celebrating today, and this week, with the people you love. Since childhood, Thanksgiving has been special to me. But I’ve struggled with the roots of the Thanksgiving story–mostly, with what … Continue reading →

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New column: “On Thanksgiving, I’m thankful for the words of others”

Posted on November 23, 2017 by scout2011

Happy Thanksgiving to all! Today, my column is about this wholly American day, how we celebrate, its complications and joys, and what others have had to say about it over the years. I sure hope y’all enjoy it. As for … Continue reading →

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Tag Archives: blessings

New column: “We give thanks in spite of ourselves”

New column: “On Thanksgiving, I’m thankful for the words of others”

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