Thanksgiving Messages to Write in a Card

Wondering what to write in a Thanksgiving card? Sending a thoughtful card is a great idea when you can't make it to Thanksgiving dinner. If coming up with a special and unique message for relatives or friends is a challenge for you, then be thankful for the Internet! Use these ideas to get started writing a sincere and personal message. Combine or change them as needed, to create a greeting that works for you.

• May your belly be full and your heart full of joy!
• Besides the food, my friends and family are the most important part of a great Thanksgiving.
• I enjoy being with my favorite people on my favorite holiday.
• I'm thankful for people like you who give me a reason to be thankful.
• Thanksgiving is just one short moment of the year. I have 365 days to be grateful for my friends so dear.
• I'm mostly thankful for friends like you this Thanksgiving.
• I am wishing many blessings to you this Thanksgiving. May we all realize the most important things for which to give thanks.
• We have much to be thankful for in this family. Our family has been blessed. Happy Thanksgiving!
• I hope you and your family have a great Thanksgiving.
• I am very thankful for you and for the relationship that God has blessed us with. We have so much and I look forward to many more blessings God has in store for us.

• I've decided to be grateful instead of just thankful. I'm bringing some attitude to the Thanksgiving table.
• I wish I could be with you this Thanksgiving. You'll be in my heart.
• Let's not forget our gracious Lord as we are counting our blessings.
• I hope you are blessed with many reasons to be thankful this Thanksgiving.
• I am thankful for good friends like you.
• May you have an abundance of things to be thankful for this Thanksgiving.
• I am thankful for the excuse to see family like you at this time of the year.

• "Happy Turkey Day!" said no turkey ever.
• The two best parts of Thanksgiving come after dinner: the nap and the leftovers.
• This is just a card, but you can't complain. It's Thanksgiving!
• I'm thankful that Thanksgiving comes only once a year. Too much of a good thing can be bad, like pumpkin pie or family.
• This year I'm thankful that I don't have to actually leave the house to do my black Friday shopping.
• Thanksgiving is like a convention for gluttony. What a great American holiday!
• Remember the true meaning of Thanksgiving this year. It's the day before black Friday!
• Instead of football games after Thanksgiving dinner, we should watch competitive eating.
• Two parts to Thanksgiving: the thanks part and the giving part. It's a cyclical mystery.

• I'm thankful for not having to sit at the "kid" table at Thanksgiving this year.
• What irony to have a holiday about being Thankful right before the largest shopping day of the year.
• You are what you eat! That makes us all turkeys.
• After the gobble gobble comes the snooze snooze.
• Two things are always plentiful at Thanksgiving: food and family. I hope you get to enjoy at least one of the two.
• Without Thanksgiving, everyone would be in a bad mood at Christmas time. It's tough to be in a bad mood when you're well-fed and focused on being grateful.
• Let's take a moment of silence for all the turkeys on all the tables across the country. OK, that was long enough. Let's eat!
• I love the turkey. I love the pie. If I said I didn't love you as much as Thanksgiving, it would be a lie.
• At our Thanksgiving gathering, there's always a turkey in attendance. We also have a cooked bird on the table that we all eat.

1. Make a list of things you are thankful for. Choose your top ten things and write them on your card. It might be a good idea to mention the person you are sending the card to as someone you are thankful for.

2. Make a joke about eating too much, or turkey, or seeing family. These are the funny things about Thanksgiving that are OK to joke about.

3. Make your Thanksgiving message part of a holiday message that includes Christmas and New Years too. This is a more efficient way to send out holiday cards.