>If i understand the customs for these far flung places,
>Thanksgiving was a celebration of the first harvests, of
>being there, and having worked together to get it done.
>
>This list then is like a large table with us all gathered round
>each giving and receiving. So thanks are due. There are lots
>of fine folks here (you know who you are ;-) but one person
>is special, he makes the list happen.
>
>Glen at associate.com.
>
>Here's a thought for Glen - thanks for making the list possible.
>
>jonathan


jonathan et al:

Yes. I agree -- Thanks Glenn! -- I would have said that yesterday
(Thanksgiving), but I was too full of turkey. Today, it's back on the diet.

tedd

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