At the Thanksgiving table, 6-year-old Tommy squirmed in his seat. “Grandma,” he asked, “did you have turkeys when you were little? Or were dinosaurs still around?” The room burst into laughter, but Grandma Bea played along. “Oh, Tommy, turkeys were *just* starting to replace dinosaurs on the menu back then!” Tommy’s older sister, Lucy, joined in. “Grandpa, did they even have Thanksgiving when you were young?” Grandpa Sam stroked his chin. “Not really. Back then, we just ate whatever we could catch—like squirrels!” “Eww!” Tommy shrieked. “You ate squirrels?” “Well,” Grandpa said with a wink, “only on special occasions.” Then little Mia spoke up. “Grandma, why do we eat turkey anyway? Why not pizza?” Grandma Bea chuckled. “Because turkeys don’t deliver!” As everyone laughed, Grandpa added, “And back in *my* day, we had to chase the turkeys ourselves—uphill, both ways, in the snow!” The kids giggled uncontrollably, and Lucy asked, “What are you thankful for, Grandpa?” Grandpa Sam smiled. “For questions that make me laugh, food that makes me full, and family that makes life worth living.” The table grew quiet for a moment—before Tommy asked, “But seriously, what does squirrel taste like?”

I am excited once again to meet someone that is interesting and has an unual Skool Kinderwealth Club, that has join the Wisdom Warriors to get more prospective from a more mature view point. I am happy to introduce Bill @William Cosgrove. I think we can share our experiences for the next generation and for parents facing the empty nest. We're glad to have him join. Please welcome him. Bill please introduce yourself and share about your community. You can go to the Get Started in the Classroom. We are about engaging and sharing our thoughts and ideas.

I finally got around to getting that video done I wanted to do last week. Just got tired up trying to get educated on how to better use all the technology we have at our fingertips. This is Age is Just a Number, let me know your thoughts. It started out one direction and ended up another. But that's okay. I figured it out better for next time.

Let's take a moment to welcome @Kelly Stamper to Wisdom Warriors. I am excited to have her join us. Please feel free to look engage, share your story so we all get to know you.

I want to express my sincere condolences to @Julia Tameklo for the recent loss of her mother living in Africa. Julia is a part of our community and I know this is a very difficult time. Let us keep her and her family in our thoughts and prayers.