Takeaways:

• Thanksgiving is a uniquely American holiday where we pause to reflect on gratitude.
• It's not just about the turkey; it's about cherishing our loved ones and memories.
• During Thanksgiving, we remember those who are missing and appreciate the time with those present.
• Even amidst division in the world, our Thanksgiving tables remind us of togetherness and unity.
• Taking inventory of life during Thanksgiving helps us find those bright spots in tough times.
• Football is a staple of Thanksgiving, adding fun and excitement to our celebrations.

Links referenced in this episode:

• jamesabrown.net

This is the Daily Note.

I'm James A.

Brown.

Thanksgiving is the most American of holidays.

For one day, our country pauses and does something rare.

We sit, we pass dishes and remember who was missing and who's with us.

The world outside might feel divided, and no doubt they are.

But our tables remind us that there's still room to meet in the middle.

Especially for purple people like me.

It's not about turkey.

It's about taking inventory of your life, realizing that even in the hard times, there are some bright spots.

And don't leave out the football.

So what do you think?

How will you spend your Thanksgiving, and what are you grateful for?

Let me know on jamesabrown.net on that note.

I'm James A.

Brown, and from my family to yours, have a happy Thanksgiving and be well.