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In boyhood I was satisfied to use my imagination to envision just how the Pilgrims set their feet on the Old Plymouth Rock. It began to take on an aura of the mystical and heroic to me, but I was far from the first person to be caught into these feelings. As far back as 1835, Mr. Alexis DeJocqueville spoke of the rocks ethereal qualities with far more eloquence than I. "This Rock has become an object of veneration in the United States. I have seen bits of it carefully preserved in several towns in the Union. Does this sufficiently show that all human power and greatness is in the soul of man? Here is a stone which the feet of a few outcasts pressed for an instant; and the stone becomes famous; it is treasured by a great nation; its very dust is shared as a relic."

As an adult I was more inclined to use my curiosity to discover why the pilgrims came to land on this rock in the first place. The answer would lead me to discover a people driven, not just to a new land, but to a land that was free of all the tyranny and oppression they had know in their own European countries. The Rock became less mystical to me as an adult while the purpose of the pilgrims became a more venerable matter in my thinking.

It is impossible to ponder those brave Pilgrims, our forefathers, risking life and limb and enduring the perils of the sea, the unknown, starvation and deprivation of every sort without wondering about the very strong reasons they were so willing to face these perils and hardships. Discovering their reasons also provided answers to how the first Thanksgiving came about. The Pilgrims gave thanks because they saw the promise of their quest near at hand and in some small way at the harvest time of that first year it looked like their dream had gotten itself underway.

No one knows the exact words that were spoken in that prayer just before the first thanksgiving meal was eaten. But if the collective thoughts of all who sat for that meal could be known, we can be sure they were about things greater than the personal or family gains and safety that many prayers are reduced to today.

Their thankfulness was for the possibilities of religious freedom, taxation with representation, fair hearings before magistrates when charged with crimes, relief from oppressive monarchs and freedom to speak their minds without fear of reprisal. Many of the things taken for granted and rarely mentioned in the thanksgiving prayers of today are what they were thankful for.

It is said that about ninety Indians were present at the feast which lasted about three days. The very sight of these natives with completely unknown and diverse dress and culture eating with our tattered but dignified forefathers in harmony and full acceptance is a picture of America's original dream, the dream of a place where everyone is welcome and able to work together in a common society. I am sure that they were thankful for that small microcosmic example of the larger dream they all shared for the country's future.

The pilgrims were thankful for the beginning of their dream. We should be thankful for the fullness of that dream. The pilgrims were people who knew all to well that nobility was not inherent to those born in palaces but it was a state of the soul and a dignity of purpose found in people of higher thought. They were thankful on that first thanksgiving for the visible result of that higher thought. Happy Thanksgiving America.

Rev Bresciani has written many articles over the past thirty years in such periodicals as Guideposts and Catholic Digest. He is the author of two books available on Amazon.com, Alibris, Barnes and Noble and many other places. Rev Bresciani wrote “Hook Line and Sinker or what has Your Church Been Teaching You,” publisher, PublishAmerica of Baltimore MD. He also wrote a book published by Xulon Press entitled “An American Prophet and His Message, Questions and Answers on the Second Coming of Christ.” His book is now being heralded as the clearest book on the subject of the second coming of Christ since Hal Lindsey's "Late Great Planet Earth" Rev Bresciani’s website is,

http://americanprophet.org

close Kept Secrets to Weight Loss Lesson #16

Close Kept Secrets to Weight Loss Lesson #16

Today is the most wonderful day! We have gifts right in front
of us and we are ready to grab those gifts and say WAHOO! Look
around you at your extraordinary treasures.

For my 50th birthday, my nieces gave me a CD by Tim McGraw
entitled Live Like You Were Dying. They paid me a wonderful
compliment and said, "Aunt Tami, you're the one we think of who
is living like you were dying." What a powerful message to me as
I blast that song every morning to rev up my energy. Of course,
picturing Tim in those tight jeans helps!

Remember I used to live in such deep doo doo with fear and
worry. Through daily practice my connection to God becomes
clearer--it's corrosion free. It takes practice to transcend
fear and putting those daily activities in place to help bring
in the positives. Want to have some fun with your inner child?
Sticking your tongue out at fear does help. So let's practice.
Stick out your tongue and face your fears and shout, "You're not
the boss of me." It's kind of hard to have your tongue hanging
out while talking but it sure feels good, doesn't it?

I am reprinting some lines from the song so you can breathe in
the message.

Live Like You Were Dying

He said, "I was in my early forties, with a lot of life before
me, When a moment came that stopped me on a dime. And I spent
most of the next days looking at the x-rays And talking "bout
the options, talking "bout sweet time."

And I asked him when it sank in That this might really be the
end. "How's it hit you when you get that kind of news? Man
what'd you do?" He said,

"I went sky diving; I went rocky mountain climbing; I went two
point seven seconds on a bull named Fumanchu. And I loved
deeper, and I spoke sweeter. And I gave forgiveness I'd been
denying." And he said, "Someday I hope you get the chance To
live like you were dying."

He said, "I was finally the husband that most the time I wasn't.
And I became a friend a friend would like to have. And all 'a
sudden going fishin' wasn't such an imposition And I went three
times that year I lost my dad. And I finally read the good book
and I took a good long look

Powerful message, right? So what are you going to do? Tell a
friend you love him or her. Call a family member whom you
haven't forgiven and forgive. Do something nice for your
neighbor. Ready to ride the bull? Just for today, "Live Like You
Were Dying!"

Love and hugs,

Tami http://www.tamiclose.com http://www.closekeptsecrets.com

About the Author

Tami Close is a weight loss expert and uses an integrative
method, including cleansing and nutritional products from
Isagenix, in her weight loss management practice. She is a #1
bestselling co-author with Mark Victor Hansen and Wayne Dyer.

my 1998 seadoo gsx 951cc has started losing power and now squeaking?

hey there i was wondering if anyone could help me with this my sea doo has started to loose power and it will rev up but doesnt want to kick in the speed it should be. i was out on it the other day and i heard a squeaking noise as i was riding so i slowed down and it stopped but as soon as i hit like 3500 4000 rpm it will start to squeak, does anyone no what this could be caused from ? any help would be appreciated would like to get back out on the water thanks.
andy

Check for seaweed in the intake grate and impeller. Go from the back and reach underneath 1 foot from it. I dont know what else to tell you but if that doesn't work get it checked out

The Good Old Days in Darien / Ed Chrostowski
Community harmony may have been lacking from time to time, but there never was any shortage of music and those who made it over the years in Darien. The town wasn't exactly Carnegie Hall and tunes ran the scale from symphony to cacophony, depending on who was listening, but the music reflected changing social attitudes and customs during the '50s, as it does everywhere all the time.

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