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Happy Thanksgiving!

Thanksgiving is a time to get together with family and friends to thank for the persons and things that we are grateful for.

People are usually busy and everyday work doesn't leave time to think about the good things that we have. Thanksgiving day gives us that opportunity!

To get in the spirit, we would like to share this article about Thanksgiving History and Origin.

Each one at Sienna Pacific would like to wish you a safe and Happy Thanksgiving Day!

Visit our site for more information about Custom Lapel Pins and Woven Clothing Labels or call (888) 720-2115.

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