"J Young" <youngopinions@aol.com> wrote in message
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Wishing everyone a very Happy Thanksgiving. May this holiday bring you
and
your loved ones happiness and joy. God Bless you all!

Thanks for the warm sentiment! My problem is that Thanksgiving *and*
Christmas will prove for me to be, for all intents and purposes, as
non-existent as 'God' -- *again*!! Certain 'Christians' out my way will
have seen to *that*.

And, ironically enough, my cousin's husband has been 'next door' for the
past couple of days now -- and just less than 200-feet away -- as a matter
of fact, and not even so much as a 'howdy ya do ... need water, me to take
a look at that furnace; need a ride into town?'

(Her brother will, no doubt send me a Christmas card saying how so, so
much God 'loves' and 'blesses' me. As well as a reminder to go see, or
rent some religious movie -- knowing I can't get a ride into either nearby
town, no doubt. Ah, the pleasures of the 'holidays'.)

But, hey! Many an atheist is going to enjoy celebrating Thanksgiving --
and have a ton of reasons *for* doing so. It *is* nice to spread some good
cheer once in a while. So in the 'spirit' of good will: 'Happy
Thanksgiving' to you and yours right back at you.

(Say 'Hi' to my favorite imaginary deity for me if you two happen to cross
paths today or tomorrow. And tell him to stop being so dang 'distant'.
It's as if he isn't even real anymore.)

Greywolf

J Young schrieb:

Wishing everyone a very Happy Thanksgiving. May this holiday bring you =

your loved ones happiness and joy. God Bless you all!

Go to hell hypocrite *****...
I hope you spend Thanksgiving the same way you seem to spend your
weekends: alone with you computer with no one "real " around...

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