or no thank you, I don't like turkey.

For the past few years I have opted to go into work. It's not that I need the money although it does help. It's not even that I don't have family, because I have a great family albeit they can't cook. I am serious when I say they can't cook too. I go into work because I always liked the days where everything is closed but that one store. When I was younger that one day was always the day I felt the strongest urge to get comic books.

I've been reading on my Facebook page what everyone seems thankful for. I opted out of putting anything on there because I am not thankful today any more than any other day. I am blessed for my friends and family. I am blessed with a job and a roof over my head. I am blessed with the ability to immerse myself into a hobby I love. I'm also blessed with the knowledge of how to use toilet paper. I think that's my favorite.

Things could be better, couldn't everyone say that, but things could be worse too.

I am sitting here typing away with a comic book in front of me. This book came out just as I started collecting comic books. In fact this book came out a month later. My first Amazing Spider-Man book was #251, my second Amazing Spider-Man book was #253. Issue #252 was sold out before it even hit the shelves. I never got a copy to who knows how much later.

This book in front of me was a gift, a gift that I am thankful for. And not just any kind of thankful but a heartfelt sincere type of thankful, the one kind that I will be eternally grateful. It's something that I can never repay and hope that I can convey (yes I did the rhyme on purpose, cheesy isn't it) in this public display that what I am trying to say (OK I will stop now) is Thank you.

Thank you to everyone on here that has read my journals or been part of my life.

Thanks for Reading

Tnerb

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