Friday, March 6, 2020

Thanksgiving Day 2015

Thanksgiving Day 2015 Thanksgiving Day, one of my favorite holidays, is almost here! We all know this day is the perfect time to give thanks to the Lord for what we have: family, freedom, health and material blessings. But, Thanksgiving is also an excellent opportunity to express our deepest gratitude to all those people who stand by us  through  both our joys and sufferings  for all their support, love, guidance and more. Another good news is we have a four-day weekend coming up! So, forget about work, visit your family and friends, enjoy  watching the Macy’s parade, sharing a wonderful meal, and watching movies. This year, in order to get in the Thanksgiving spirit,  Ive decorated the kitchen with colorful food items and adorned the walls with imprints of leaves, and flowers. Also, I thought it was a good idea to hollow out pumpkins and use them as candle holders.  Furthermore,  Ive learned  some Thanksgiving prayers, made  a playlist of music, and read some funny  jokes, like: Knock, knock. Who’s there? Harry. Harry who? Harry up, Im hungry! Ive even bought a  book about Thanksgiving Day in America. I think its very interesting. Thanksgiving has a rich history, and in many ways, it is the history of America. If you would like to really  learn more about it, read our article Thanksgiving Day â€" Are You Ready For an Annual Food Coma?  or ask one  of our history tutors! And the most important: this year I am going  to cook my very first  turkey. I want  to try the oven bag method, and  Id really appreciate it if you could give me  some  advice  ?? I hope this Thanksgiving will be a special day for all of our  tutors and students! Happy Thanksgiving Day!

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