The 400th anniversary of what is generally considered the birth of our Thanksgiving holiday actually took place last year.
But a lot of us were still fighting our way out of the COVID pandemic then and, well, we kind of missed that moment.
Fact is, in 1621, the Plymouth colonists and their Wampanoag neighbors (who had helped them survive the previous winter) shared an autumn feast to celebrate the bountiful harvest they had enjoyed, which…