Thanksgiving in February

Make a Little Peace ~ Stories to Inspire Your Journey
Back to the Earth

Back to the Earth

How a dilemma over a mountain of mulch at the garden center on my 53rd birthday became a favorite moment of this year’s celebration.

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My search for peace — one story at a time, and shared to offer hope. View All Posts.

Welcome to my Love Stories

Your love stories matter. Our love stories of all kinds lead us to peace — and, oh my, how this world needs peace.

How we love our families, our friends, ourselves and people we don’t even know. How we do more of what we love to do. How we love the natural world.

I’m Lisa Duchene, a writer and seeker. My stories here on ThanksgivinginFebruary.com explore making peace with ourselves, our families, each other and our world. (More about me.)

What’s Thanksgiving in February? Well, there’s a story, and that led to a personal mindset  and sharing this growing collection of stories, aka blog.

Welcome to this gathering place. I’m so glad you’re here.

Join me on this journey. I hope it inspires your own.

Love,

Lisa

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What is "Thanksgiving in February"?

“Thanksgiving in February” began as an unexpected, magical family dinner — a celebration among a broken family over turkey, mashed potatoes, cranberry sauce and pie on a bitter cold, February night. There’s a story.

It became a mindset, and title for this growing collection of stories — and an annual, family tradition to host a Thanksgiving in February dinner.

For more about this personal mindset and site, read Welcome to Thanksgiving in February.

To read my core story of finding peace with my dad and family-of-origin, read Thanksgiving in February ~ The Core Story.

Welcome! 

Read more stories about …

Finding Family

You Had Me at Pears

He appeared at my door with a bottle of wine. He’d hosted his family for Thanksgiving earlier in the day. My guests had just left. Read the story.

A Squirrel on the Cutting Board ~ A Stepmom’s Tale of Making Food & Family

House Rules: From Peanut Butter Pranks to Rule Number One

Loving Nature

From this Mess, May Something Beautiful Rise

Grab a shovel. Making something new and beautiful from these messy times is up to each of us.⁣⁣ Read the story.

Sycamores Shine Bright in Winter

The Mighty Oak