Bring all the wanderers home to the nest......

 Here, in Poland, we havent the celebration like Thanksgiving, may be only the Christmas Eve is so deeply family holiday.... I like Thanksgiving so much, as an idea...It is very important that in life we cannot always pretend and  sometimes  is necessary to be grateful too....So I wish  all my American friends  really beautiful, happy Thanksgiving.... 

Today there wasn't enough light for take pics... After two wonderful sunny & chill days we have again low dark clouds covering all skies....' So I decided to put here some my Thanksgiving greetings cards made foor FB friends....






















 

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