Well, hello everyone. I'm James Dobson and you're listening to Family Talk, a

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Well, greetings and happy

and

well, greetings and happy Thanksgiving.

I'm Roger Marsh.

Thanks so much for taking time out of your busy day to join us for this special edition of Family Talk.

Now before we dive into today's encouraging program, I'd like to share with you about one of my

favorite Thanksgiving traditions. It involves food of course and the movies. My mom and

dad were both only children so a big family gathering for us wasn't really big. It was my older sister, my

younger brother, my mom's mother, sometimes my dad's parents and us family.

And we would get together and the ladies would go into the kitchen and they'd spend all morning and

early afternoon cooking the meal and then we would have dinner around two or

three o'clock in the afternoon after we ate until we were all very well satisfied

my dad and my brother and I would go in and

clean up the kitchen and then my dad would ask who wants to go see a movie? My mom was

usually exhausted so she'd stay home and one year I remember my dad me in particular going to see back to the future

just the two of us and it was a very very special and meaningful time.

Always got to see a great movie with my dad on Thanksgiving Day.

You know if you have a fun or unique

Thanksgiving or Christmas tradition won't you tell us about it? Go to our

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