Dear Readers:
I wish all of you a very “Happy Thanksgiving!”
There is so much to be thankful for in spite of the difficulties we face with the health of our river, as well as our nation and the world. This week, I will be taking a blog break in order to “take time to be grateful.” Tomorrow is my husband’s birthday and of course Thursday is Thanksgiving, a time to spend with family and friends. Before I break, I thought you might enjoy this photo of a wild turkey that flew over the St Lucie River to rest in Sewall’s Point. She appears to be feeling rather grateful to be taking such a nice rest right under the American flag…See you next week.
Fondly,
Jacqui
Beautiful sentiment and pix, Jacqui. Enjoy the celebration. After all, we still live in the most blessed country in the world – even though humans have mucked up pretty bad. We can still be thankful to our Creator God Who is so awesome!
I’m working with Brenda Leigh in historic downtown Fort Pierce on a public art project (sharing pix attached). I introduced her to more of their history and she has been terrific!
I am grateful for YOU!
Best regards, Debra Magrann
Oh, I forgot…I love sending this pix to my friends back ‘home’ in Chicago: [image: Inline image 1]
On Mon, Nov 23, 2015 at 9:25 AM, hulagirl1955 . wrote:
> Beautiful sentiment and pix, Jacqui. Enjoy the celebration. After all, we > still live in the most blessed country in the world – even though humans > have mucked up pretty bad. We can still be thankful to our Creator God Who > is so awesome! > > I’m working with Brenda Leigh in historic downtown Fort Pierce on a public > art project (sharing pix attached). I introduced her to more of their > history and she has been terrific! > > I am grateful for YOU! > > Best regards, > Debra Magrann > > On Mon, Nov 23, 2015 at 8:40 AM, Jacqui Thurlow-Lippisch <
Jacqui – Thank You and a Happy Thanksgiving to You and Yours. – GG
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Waves are churning my shells violently in many locations.Lagoon is a like massive sleeping giant slowly comeing back to life. Its time for a break away from hard work. Happy thankgiveing
Waves are churning my shells violently in many locations.Lagoon is like a massive sleeping giant slowly comeing back to life. Its time for a break away from hard work. Happy thankgiveing
Using a star wars medafor— I hope you will come over from the dark side and see what I have been telling you is the truth—supported by hard facts. The only special interest groups I represent are ALL the creatures in the lagoon(and ocean) who depend on their environment returning to the way it was for thousands of years (before our generation destroyed it)
Many ,many miles of mullet on both sides of the lagoon. I am sure these guys must produce massive amounts of ammonia and HCL from their pee and poop but the are all happy and healthy in an oxygen rich environment. White pelicans are wondering where are the menhaden minnows .They wont have long to wait. Their should be no doubt as to what has destroyed the lagoon and YOU should also know exactly how to fix it to how it was 100 years ago. To do nothing after being armed with this information should be a crime.