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What are you grateful for this year?

Costa Rica doesn’t traditionally celebrate Thanksgiving. But no matter where you live, the holiday season serves as a reminder to appreciate the blessings in our lives.

With Thanksgiving in the United States rapidly approaching, we’d love to hear from you, our readers. Let us know in the form below what you’ve been grateful for this year.

Your gratitudes don’t have to be about Costa Rica or The Tico Times (though we included a field where you can leave us feedback about our work).

We’ll publish our favorite responses on Thanksgiving to help spread the holiday cheer.

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