Do you remember when young boys across this land would look forward to Thanksgiving? Not because of the school break (although that helps). Not because of the fabulous feast (yes, that also helps). But because the short break meant it was time of an annual tradition that, for many, was a rite of manhood. Did you participate in this tradition? Are you interested to know more about the people who did? Read all about it in this week’s Carosa Commentary “The Annual Thanksgiving Mudbowl.”
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