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A young boy's life changes when the mythical Knights of the Round Table arrive at his village.

Thanksgiving
When was the first Thanksgiving and who created it?

Thanksgiving is not just a day we celebrate in November here in America. From generation to generation, people have been giving offerings and Thanksgiving in a feast full way, every since about 1440 BC.
This puts a different outlook on the Thanksgiving word and day for me. I will never take another [waking up] [eating] [going to work] or going to sleep with a roof over my head] ever again without thanking God our Lord and Savior along with all the people in our life for everything they have done for us. If it were not for the Lord we would not be able to do the natural talents and actions we do to benefit our lives.
We would not have shoes, clothes, material to build our homes, food for our meals. How would you know to plant seeds? Where would factories have come from? Furthermore how did we know to build the boats to come across the ocean to get where we live now? What would you do if all the jobs were gone tomorrow? Would you be able to live in the class of living you are living now?
To me, Thanking the Lord for the life He created in this world we live in, is a mandatory Thanksgiving day every day.
The first Thanksgiving that I have found documented is in the Holy Bible about 1440 B.C. The book of Leviticus, Chapter 7, Verses 12-15, and Chapter 22, Verses 29-30.
I hope I have shown light for someone today.
Merie McCard

Not many will take on the responsibility of caring for an elder loved one. In that missed opportunity they will deny themselves the beauty of a lesson in compassion.

Here ya go Ms. Ward...

In an attempt of writing in a villager's POV. My Lai massacre. How would a single woman feel with men supposively good start killing the innocent?

This book describes the fascinating work-from agriculture to entomology- which has been done in the British Commonwealth from my own experience. And the heroes and villains.
I was a government official in the South West of Uganda for five inspiring years just before independence in 1963. Followed by twenty years programming and managing big mainframe software, then twenty years as a consultant in computing for development, working for the UN Food and Agriculture Organisation and World Bank and EU and DFID in 21 Third World countries, most from the Commonwealth. As the saying goes, “Been there, done that”. Unlike most of the pundits who fashionably attack the empire, and like Marc Antony in Julius Caesar, I “speak what I do know”. But Shakespeare’s Marc Antony was pulling the wool over the four citizens’ eyes, whereas I am not.
This gave me an affection for and understanding of these 21 countries which is way beyond the hypercritical hokum spoken by many journalists and even many historians of today.