Thursday, November 25: Give Thanks

In 1621, Plymouth colonists and Wampanoag Indians celebrated a bountiful harvest with a feast. Today's challenge: Give thanks for all you have.

Share your pledge on Twitter
Share your pledge on Facebook

Here's to collaboration and fertile earth. Today, steep yourself in gratitude for your bountiful life.

Tomorrow's challenge: Be creative with your leftovers.

Yesterday's challenge: Have your cake and eat it too. Pledge past challenges here.

Sign Up for Daily Reminders
Our Whole Life Action Plan email newsletter (sign up here) is delivered daily, straight to your inbox first thing each morning. You can also get daily challenges in your Facebook and Twitter feeds by "Liking" Facebook.com/WholeLiving and following Twitter.com/WholeLiving.

0 members like this

Comment

You need to be a member of Whole Living Community to add comments!

Join Whole Living Community

Comment by Linda Lalonde on November 26, 2010 at 7:58am: Our Prime Minister apologized last year on behalf of all Canadians to our First Nations (aboriginal) peoples. Do American aboriginals celebrate Thanksgiving the same way as other Americans?

Comment by Jayne Coney on November 26, 2010 at 1:38am: I'll give thanks, but not for the Colonists & the Indians. I wish we had something similar so we could be thankful in Australia & Australia Day doesn't really have the right sentiment. We had a 'Sorry' day a few years ago for the appalling way we treated out indigenous people.