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My Family: What Thanksgiving Means To Me
Thanksgiving means to me is when family gets together and talk and make comical jokes. My family has abundant amount of food.We say what we thankful for. I mostly say that I thankful for my family, school, clothes, and food and water. My grandpa is callous when we yell, play games to loud. Before family comes we help my grandparents to adorn the house. We have fun, but when it's blustery outside we wait for the wind to clear and then get ready. It's like 2nd christmas to us. We usually have 4 turkeys and if we have spare we eat them in christmas. Someone gets contagious every holiday in our family. When it's over
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