Today, veterans who have served in the armed forces of the United States and the Commonwealth of Nations are being remembered and honored for service and sacrifice. For any man or woman who wore a uniform of service, may you always feel the gratitude of your fellow citizens. Your sacrifice means a lot. Thank you for giving your all.
To one of my favorite countries in the world, Canada, I wish you a very happy Thanksgiving celebration. Whether you are celebrating this weekend or on Monday, may it be a time of coming together as families and as a nation. As you celebrate, honor and remember the First Nations who were on the land before. Canada, all good things that come from being a strong and free nation.
October, is in my mind when Fall/Autumn gets serious. The leaves change color, there are all sorts of fun and cozy stuff happening. Halloween gives us that spooky vibe. In Canada, families gather for Thanksgiving. Fall festivals are a plenty. My friends, have a great month. Let’s hope it’s good to all of us.
On September 30, the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, people across Canada learn, recognize and reflect upon the history and ongoing legacy of residential schools, the trauma experienced by many, and the hope for a healthy future.
I am not Canadian, but this observance highlights the past treatment of indigenous/first nations peoples there and in the USA. Native peoples have generational trauma and so much more. Telling the truth in hopes of reconciliation is important.
Today is All Elite Wrestling (AEW) ALL OUT Saturday live from Scotiabank Arena in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Professional Wrestling’s best athletes will face off in this yearly pay-per-view event. Today’s event will feature Adam “Hangman” Page vs. Kyle Fletcher for the AEW men’s world championship. Women’s champion “Timeless” Toni Storm will go up against Jamie Hayter, Kris Statlander, and Thekla. Starting off, the event will be Toronto natives Adam Copeland and Christian Cage vs. FTR in a grudge match.
ALL OUT is going to be awesome I predict. Hope there will be plenty of surprises. Everything starts at 2pm, and I am so ready for it.
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