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NOVEMBER 24, 1983 3:39 PM THURSDAY, THANKSGIVING DAY

(Thanksgiving Day. The day was very warm—50 degrees—but rainy and gloomy. Nevertheless, Paul O’Neill’s son David was raking leaves as I left the house. Jane hadn’t gone to hydro this morning. She’d had two big BM’s this morning, she said. She now gets Darvoset and aspirin—nothing else—at about 3:30 AM and 6:30 AM.

Be thankful for that evidence on your Thanksgiving Day, and although Ruburt did not read as well today, the eyes are indeed still improving.

(I’d ordered a turkey dinner to go with Jane’s. They weren’t bad, although my pie was left off the order. I brought home some of the leftovers for another meal. Jane had a little trouble with the turkey, which wasn’t the tenderest in the world, and ate a lot of dressing and gravy instead. It seemed weird not to have cranberry sauce with the Thanksgiving meal, but all in all things worked well enough.

(Intrigued by giving such different and difficult material, Jane checked a few reference books before Pat Norelli’s Thanksgiving visit from Boston. [...]

JANE’S NOTES THANKSGIVING MORNING

(It was 33 degrees, with light snow and much dampness on the day after Thanksgiving. [...]

(I’ll note here that on tomorrow’s menu I ordered a Thanksgiving Day meal for me also, so that we can eat together. [...]

(The food tasted fine—much better than Thanksgiving dinner had, and we enjoyed it without eating a whole lot. [...]

[...] As more new motion is introduced it will be easier and easier for him to go along without fear, but in a true thanksgiving. [...]

[...] Jane said that since the session today she realized she’d been worrying about three things: 1. Getting home for Thanksgiving. [...]

[...] Or if you are not particularly good at visual imagery, then try to get the feeling of thanksgiving and joy that you would feel if the problem was solved to your complete satisfaction.

[...] Carl was on his way to a destination near Niagara Falls, New York, for the Thanksgiving holidays.)

[...] Dr. Bernard suggests a meeting in Elmira over the Thanksgiving holidays.)

[...] The Moslem militants released 13 of our citizens—5 white women and 8 black men—who returned home by Thanksgiving Day, but this time they kept in bondage the remaining 53 Americans. [...]

[...] On Thanksgiving day, November 24, Carroll Stamp called us to tell us that she’d met Burt Ryerson, who had just returned from Spain. [...]

In this experience, it is Thanksgiving Day. [...] I know that now the scene will not happen this Thanksgiving in physical reality — that I have helped choose another more positive one. [...]

[...] We’d celebrated Thanksgiving last Thursday with our first turkey in two years.

(While we’ve been busy with our endeavors, the shortening, brilliantly colored and often warm days of October passed into November and turned progressively colder through the month; we’ve already had more than a little snow since Thanksgiving; and now in a few days [about December 22] winter will officially arrive. [...]

[...] They ate them, therefore, also with thanksgiving and joy. [...]

[...] Claire and Carl are young college students, and were home for Thanksgiving vacation. [...]

(Pat Norelli is to visit us over Thanksgiving. [...]

[...] Also, on the Wednesday before Thanksgiving, November 24, Thursday, Nancy called Jane and asked her to bring some vegetables to class for a special project. [...]