Zenith Lady

Thanksgiving Day As already expounded in my previous blog, the history of the Thanksgiving Day. Let me take this a little notch ahead. We all know that it is the fourth of Thursday of November for the celebration of Thanksgiving Day.  Americans celebrate it particularly to honour the early settlers, and their feast of honour referred as the first Thanksgiving . The selection of a date for Thanksgiving Day: The occasion yearly broadcasted by each president , and the date picked, with a couple of individual cases, was the last Thursday in November. President Franklin D. Roosevelt, be that as it may, endeavoured to broaden the Christmas shopping season, which by and large starts with the Thanksgiving occasion, and to help the economy by moving the go back seven days, to the third week in November. In any case, not all states consented, and, after a joint goal of Congress in 1941, Roosevelt issued a declaration in 1942 assigning the fourth Thurs

Is not it crazy that how life is progressing fast and it’s so easy to get caught in this fast lane of living life?  I consider this as an obligation to give thanks for each new morning, for health and food, for friends and family and everything that thy goodness sends.  Heard of Thanksgiving Day 2018? It will be once in a blue moon for those unaware of it. Thanksgiving is the holiday celebrated on the fourth day of November in America, Canada etc.  It is based on colonial Pilgrims’ 1621 meal of Harvest. Let me take you back to the history of it that is fantasizing.  It was September 1620 when a small ship named Mayflower left England and almost if not missing a huge number, there were 102 passengers on it.  Mayflower crossed Massachusetts Bay and throughout the first harsh chilly winters, colonist remained on the ship. By the God curse, they suffered from the outbreak of contagious disease. So, Squanto was a lifesaver as he taught the Pilgrims, how to cultivate h