Thanks-cute-ing

Cutie on the Mayflower

Rankin-Bass' animated classic Mouse on the Mayflower first aired Saturday, Nov. 23, 1968, introducing this cutie to viewers. 41 years later, he's still a cutie!

Cutie Thanksgiving Greeting

Another vintage greeting card graced by a cutie.

A wish for cuties

In the real world, a raccoon and a chipmunk pulling on a turkey wishbone would be a horrifying site, but in the world of Hello There Cutie, it's simply adorable. As we are one week away from Thankgiving, this duo reminds us of the things we are thankful for.

Cute Little Pilgrim

This little fella has gathered up all his fruits and veggies for the harvest feast. I wonder why "For Auld Lang Syne" is called out, perhaps the phrase we now associate with New Year's started out as a Thanksgiving greeting?

Cute & Comforting

I baked an apple pie this morning. The warm and comforting aroma of cinnamon and nutmeg always means that Thanksgiving is just around the corner. I wore my baking apron, but unlike this cutie, I won't have to sneak into the kitchen to carve out a slice!

Cute Harvest

Thanksgiving (or as I like to call it "Thanksvegan") is two weeks away! These cuties are getting ready-gathering up pumpkins, apples, pears and other autumn goodies with the help of their adorable animal friends. A good reminder to start writing out my grocery shopping list for the big day.

"How" Cute

The word "How" (haau) is used common as a greeting, perhaps inaccurately, by some Native Americans. The Oxford English Dictionary claims that the word was originally used by missionary Jean de Brébeuf to indicate an "sign of approval" and was used by the Huron or Wyandot tribes. But how cute are these Native American cut-outs?