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My Favorite Day Of Thanksgiving
As the oven indicated that the turkey was done, it was the first indication that my favorite holiday was here, Thanksgiving. The amazing aromas of all the delicious food, but all these selfish people are here. Was my favorite holiday always this way? So while sitting down, I took a lane down my childhood memory. Being younger I remember how excited I was to have dinner with all my family. Early in the day, my mom and I would go grocery shopping. I enjoyed going out to buy all the grocers because it helped me persuade my mom to make my favorite dish, green bean casserole. As well by buying junk food for sweets for my cousin to enjoy while we watched a movie in my room. Once getting back home, my mom got straight to work on dinner. While
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