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Three cheers for recycling (Happy Thanksgiving)

by Lydia McGrew

Posts, that is. Here is a link to last year's Thanksgiving post, photo and all. (Photo credit--Eldest Daughter.)

The prayer is from the Book of Common Prayer. It is the general thanksgiving for Morning Prayer, believed to be based on a prayer originally by Queen Elizabeth I.

To my fellow contributors: Feel free to put up a post for the day of your own. Let this not inhibit you in the slightest, since, as you see, it is a rerun.

A happy Thanksgiving to our readers at What's Wrong With the World.

Posted by Lydia McGrew on November 25, 2009 8:21 PM | Del.icio.us |
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Comments (3)

A beautifully simple and humble prayer (of which I helped myself to a copy). Eldest daughter of yours deserves kudos for the photo.

Posted by Anne | November 27, 2009 7:56 PM

Thanks, Anne. Any time I can get somebody to help himself to an especially great part of the BCP (Book of Common Prayer), I feel I've done something good. :-)

Posted by Lydia | November 27, 2009 8:39 PM

Love your blog, even though coming from me, the guy who loves everything green, it probably doesn't mean all that much! Anyway to a greener 2010!

Posted by Luigi Fulk | January 31, 2010 3:59 AM

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