Gratitude for the Grace Period: How Holidays Unite Our Nation
Entering our grace period
There are professors who have never worked in their lives, yet they are now influencing the minds of college students.
Thanksgiving is a time for gratitude. It’s a time to appreciate living under the freedom of Democracy, living in a safe place, having enough food and clean water.
Let’s consider donating to others in need, appreciating good health, volunteering at a hospital, praying for the opportunity to have an education, tutoring a child, donating to a literacy program, recognizing friendships, reaching out to include lonely others, making room for one more at your table, and bringing a basket to someone who is homebound.
It’s important to understand that you are loved. Take the time to say “I love you” aloud to those who matter and be grateful for the gift of friendship.
It’s crucial to stay honest, respectful, and peaceful. There is often temptation to engage in dishonesty and malice, but it’s important to remember the values that the Ten Commandments represent and to hold onto them.
Almighty dollar
Christian-themed movies are promoting stories of goodness and miracles. The success of movies like “Ordinary Angels” and “Sound of Freedom” suggest that belief in inspiring stories is alive in the movie business.
Comedy examined in ‘Quiz’
A new comedy, “Quiz Lady,” featuring Awkwafina, Will Ferrell, Holland Taylor, and Sandra Oh, is in the works. The film tells the story of a woman who convinces her sister to go on a quiz show to win the ransom for a dognapping.
Bring your hound and a poop bag as a Thanksgiving treat.
Starry nights
Seinfeld’s daughter Sascha was spotted having a drink in the East Village’s Nublu, while Anne Heche filmed “Wildfire: The Legend of the Cherokee Ghost Horse.” It’s a story that dates back to 1975 and is set to be released in January.
Some inside jobs
There is a saga involving Robert De Niro. The details are not known, but it is a reminder that when strangers enter our personal worlds, it can lead to unexpected changes.
It’s important to reflect on the impact of inviting others into our personal spaces, as it can lead to unforeseen consequences and changes.
A patient tells the doctor: “Doc, I have a constant pulsating feeling in my groin. What do you call it?”
The doctor responds: “Lucky.”
