According to the calendar on the desktop, the turkey should be brining, the cranberry should be saucing,

and people all over the place are traveling all over the place.

At least here in the States, it's the busiest travel day of the year here in the States for tomorrow is Thanksgiving.

Here. Canada, you had your Thanksgiving a while ago. Not sure why. The rest of you, I have no idea what your customs are around giving thanks so I'll say again this year as I think I said last year

England you got rid of the Puritans seriously that seems to me to be such a reason to give thanks. Do you have a group that

calls itself the moral majority England? We don't anymore either, but we did. Seriously, England, give thanks.

I did that dumb thing that I do when I travel.

I went into the day before traveling, thinking that I would have time to pack and prepare and get the house squared away and do a show.

Now technically this is a show, but I really don't think I would count this as a show.

Two days in the car, one going. Really don't think I would count this as a show.

Two days in the car, one going, one returning, three days in North Carolina,

means the next edition of Maco-S-KAN could be Monday, but will more than likely be Tuesday. And it will more than likely be one of those super-sized shows that

happens when I take a day or two off. Yeah I usually regret those at the end. Do you people in the States, do not call it

Turkey Day please and really do not call it Macy's Day, please. If you have family and friends, please enjoy that time.

If you're not, I hope you're doing exactly what you want to do, and if you're not, I hope it gets better.

I directed that to people in the States, but you know I think all of that would apply to everyone

out there. I hope you are right now doing exactly what you want to do.

I hope where you are right now is exactly where you want to be and I hope it's awesome.

And if it's not, I hope it gets better.

Happy Thanksgiving.

We'll talk soon.