“What are you thankful for?”

Posted Nov. 21, 2012, at 10:08 a.m.

&quotThe improved weather, the sunshine." — Art Metcalf, Kentsville, Nova Scotia

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"The improved weather, the sunshine." — Art Metcalf, Kentsville, Nova Scotia

&quotNice weather so far this fall." — Cynthia Logan, Winterport

Brian Swartz | BDN

"Nice weather so far this fall." — Cynthia Logan, Winterport

&quotI'm thankful for family first of all, and I'm thankful we can go to Florida for the winter." — Diane Metcalf, Kentsville, Nova Scotia

Brian Swartz | BDN

"I'm thankful for family first of all, and I'm thankful we can go to Florida for the winter." — Diane Metcalf, Kentsville, Nova Scotia

&quotI'm still alive. They got me wired and rewired." Don Manship, Moncton, New Brunswick

Brian Swartz | BDN

"I'm still alive. They got me wired and rewired." Don Manship, Moncton, New Brunswick

&quotMy family, including Ella, 11 months, and my son, Josh." — Heidi Gardner, Hermon

Brian Swartz | BDN

"My family, including Ella, 11 months, and my son, Josh." — Heidi Gardner, Hermon

&quotI'm thankful for my family, my friends and my health." — Jim Thorne, Carmel

Brian Swartz | BDN

"I'm thankful for my family, my friends and my health." — Jim Thorne, Carmel

&quotWe're not in Iraq." — Jim Logan, Winterport

Brian Swartz | BDN

"We're not in Iraq." — Jim Logan, Winterport

&quotI have a full-time job right now. I know it's hard for a lot of people to find jobs." — Tyler Smith, Bradford

Brian Swartz | BDN

"I have a full-time job right now. I know it's hard for a lot of people to find jobs." — Tyler Smith, Bradford

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