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The Thanksgiving Special - The Eric Deems Show

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Are you ready for more gratitude in your life? We discuss our Thanksgiving traditions and get a reminder that there's a lot for which to be grateful despite any darkness around us.

In this episode, we're reminded that "Gratitude is the beginning of all virtues" (thanks Cicero). We also harken back to the first POTUS, George Washington, and his famous Thanksgiving Proclamation given in 1789 (link below). And, of course, we couldn't do this episode without reminiscing about the Thanksgiving traditions, kitchen smells, and debates between stuffing vs dressing that we get to enjoy with our families and loved ones.

Friendly Reminder: you already have a signed permission slip to celebrate Thanksgiving this year however you want...it's called the US Constitution.

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Thanksgiving Proclamation, 3 October 1789, George Washington: https://founders.archives.gov/documents/Washington/05-04-02-0091



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