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#ThankfulActs Challenge: Send a Thanksgiving Card

Thanksgiving is next week, and my blogging about #ThankfulActs will soon be replaced with blogging about #LightTheWorld.  I definitely think that preparing a thankful heart, and acting upon that thankfulness, segues nicely into daily acts of service in December.  

 Today's challenge is to take the time to send a card of Thanksgiving to someone (or more than one someone!)  Unfortunately, we can't always be in the physical presence of friends and family, but a card in the mailbox can let them know we are thinking of them.  

 I need to buy some postage stamps, but I'll be mailing out some cards as soon as they are stamped.
Photo:  A vintage Thanksgiving card, with two children moving a huge pumpkin, with the caption, "Best wishes for a good Thanksgiving."

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Thanks for Thanksgiving.

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  1. Tired TeacherNovember 18, 2016 at 10:15 AM

    A good idea - receiving a card in the mailbox always brightens someone's day.

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    1. KristiNovember 19, 2016 at 7:34 AM

      Dropping cards into the mailbox makes me feel good, too. :-)

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