Hi. Happy New Year. I was visiting your site today — looking at your doors (great collection by the way), and I was going to comment. But then I think something else came up, and I left to do something and never wrote anything. I was going to say that I had to be honest and admit that it was the title that forced me to come over there. When I saw the “sexy doors” part, I thought — I have to see what Janet is up to now.
I live in a town of about 13,000 people. Every year, our city holds a community-wide Thanksgiving celebration. It’s all put on by volunteers, and people from our town and many surrounding towns come. We have coffee and donuts starting at 8:00, then a big dinner from 11:00-2:00. There are televised football games, movies, and board games all day. Then there is a supper at 5:00. Lunch meals are available for carry-out, and volunteers deliver meals to all home-bound people who called in with their names and address. Volunteers also deliver meals to all police and firemen who have to work that day — and to as many convenience-store employees as they can get to. If there are left-overs, they are generally donated to local nursing homes. This picture is of one of those celebrations at lunch time.
The Happy Wordcrafter 
Happy Friday, Sandra. Great to see you. Looks like a great day.
janet
Hi. Happy New Year. I was visiting your site today — looking at your doors (great collection by the way), and I was going to comment. But then I think something else came up, and I left to do something and never wrote anything. I was going to say that I had to be honest and admit that it was the title that forced me to come over there. When I saw the “sexy doors” part, I thought — I have to see what Janet is up to now.
🙂 All part of my evil plan, Sandra, as well as a play on part of the name of the town. Thanks for coming by.
Do you live in a small community Sandra or a big city, or perhaps this is your church?
I live in a town of about 13,000 people. Every year, our city holds a community-wide Thanksgiving celebration. It’s all put on by volunteers, and people from our town and many surrounding towns come. We have coffee and donuts starting at 8:00, then a big dinner from 11:00-2:00. There are televised football games, movies, and board games all day. Then there is a supper at 5:00. Lunch meals are available for carry-out, and volunteers deliver meals to all home-bound people who called in with their names and address. Volunteers also deliver meals to all police and firemen who have to work that day — and to as many convenience-store employees as they can get to. If there are left-overs, they are generally donated to local nursing homes. This picture is of one of those celebrations at lunch time.
Sounds like a really good place to live!