Descriptive Essay On Thanksgiving Day

“Nooo!” was the first thing that cried out of my mother’s mouth as the back entryway swung open. The chipped wood on the door, the scattered coins, the front door wide open, and the red purse turned upside down had the entire family in shock. This would be a Thanksgiving Day the whole family would never forget. It would likewise be my first phone call to the police. Slowly the phone rang and the officer said, “911 what is your emergency?”
I answered, saying, “Help, help my house has been robbed”, much to our dismay the robbery would affect our lives forever.
Prior that day I got all set for a Thanksgiving, feast while watching the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade. With the crisp air of autumn, it was appropriate to wear a gray knit sweater, jeans, and boots. The best part of fall was the parade and the gigantic feast that waited at both grandparents’ house. The same food was arranged every year: traditional turkey, stuffing,
At this point, we turned the lights on and uncovered a larger mess. In the kitchen, all of the drawers that contained money were emptied onto the floor. It looked like the criminals were dumpster divers in my family’s personal belongings. My mother’s purse was completely emptied and my father’s laptop was mysteriously gone. I continued strolling around to find more things missing or misplaced. As I continued through the house, I was relieved at the fact that the dining room had nothing missing and looked completely normal. However when I entered the living room it was bare. The brand new gaming system was swept out from under the television along with all the games and movies. All that was left of my laptop was the charging cord and mouse. My favorite pink book bag that I had utilized all through elementary school was emptied so that the main thing left were schoolbooks. Not just materialistic things were stolen, along with