the american holiday for giving thanks.
but im sure you know, that like all major holidays, festivals, and celebrations - it is one steeped in blood.
the death of thousands of indians and pilgrims lives on in this holiday, yet we celebrate with turkey, or tofurkey for taste.
yum.
think about it, all holidays, from christmas to easter, from thanksgiving to birthdays, are all holidays steeped in blood and pain.
birthdays begin in rivers of blood and pain unimaginable to men.
and christ rose from the death of crucifixion on easter
except now we've changed the red blood to red ribbons, and physical pain to emotional ones.
but it remains the same.
the same sacrifice, the same pain, the same evils of humanity, nicely packaged in ribbons, bows and wrapping paper.
so im wondering why im not thankful.
i have a wonderful life,
a wonderful family,
wonderful friends,
a wonderful girl,
and a wonderful life ahead of me - so they say.
but why am i not thankful like i should be?
or is it that behind every celebration is a little bit of blood, a little bit of pain, and a little bit of suffering?
i don't know.
maybe when you question everything, and challenge life way too much, or when you have a brain the size of a planet you spend too much time sweating the little things.
who knows?
but irregardless, happy thanksgiving everyone.
ps. god, if you think this is bad, wait til christmas.


