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November 2000
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Relax

As the holidays quickly approach, it is time to sit down and put your feet up. Go ahead, the rest of the world will wait for just a moment or two. You have been so busy taking care of everyone else that it is now time to take a while for yourself.

Read a good book - not related to Girl Scouting or crafts.
Eat your favorite dessert, and dump cake isn't necessary.
Light a fire and don't cook s'mores.
Appreciate a quiet moment without a group of giggling girls.
Experience wach day with renewed energy.

Take a ddep breath, let it out slowly. Stretch. Now smile. You just took time to yourself and you feel so much better for having done so. The world didn't come to an end, the kids didn't starve, and the cleaning is still there to do.

You Have Been Hugged!

A special angel is watching over you as you continue the year as a Scout Volunteer. Know that no matter what happens, you are loved and thanked.

THANKSGIVING

Across
3: Horn of Plenty
8: Prepare Food
9: [8 across] with Dry Heat
13: Consume
14: Train or Boat
16: Pigskin Sport
17: Dud; "Have for dinner"
21: Macy's Famous Procession
23: Settlement
24: Month of US Thanksgiving (abbr.)
25: Ornamental Squash or Melon
27: One of the European's at 1621 Feast
28: Asian Country or Porcelain

Down
1: Putting on Clothes?
2: Proclaimed "A Day of Publick (sic; Olde English Spelling) Thanksgiving and Prayer"
3: Divide the Main Attration
4: Maize
5: Pumpkin, Peacn, Apple
6: Member of Patuxet Tribe at Famous 1621 Feast
7: Day Free from Normal Work
10: Banquet
11: Stracy Root
12: Season or Dive
15: Nearly Universal Food Item Made from Wheat or Meal
16: Relatives
18: Make of Car or Famous Settlement
19: Month of Canadian Thanksgiving
20: A14, A17, D1, D4, D5, D15, and even D11 are this
22: Issued a Proclamation Calling for the Observance of the Fourth Tuesday of November as a National Holiday (US)
26: One Reason for Many to come to Home for Thanksgiving