Speech About Thanksgiving

What I’m Thankful for: It’s almost the time of year when we stuff ourselves full and be grateful. Y should know what holiday I’m describing-Thanksgiving! Did you know that Thanksgiving didn’t become a holiday until 1863. It was President Abraham Lincoln who said it would be celebrated on the last Thursday in November every year. This year, I’m gratified for my family and friends, food and water, and the bible and my church. The first thing I’m thankful for: my wonderful family and friends. I’m indebted to my parents because they take care of me. They do my laundry, feed me, they’re there for me, and multiple other things. I appreciate my friends because they lift me up when I’m sad. Also, since I have friends, I have someone to play with,
eat with, and talk to. I am so pleased that I have my friends and family with me. This is the first, of many reasons, of what I’m thankful for this year. My next thing that I’m much obliged to are: non-poisonous food and clean water. I’m obliged to clean water because 783 million people don’t have access to clean water. Same thing with food, 14% , in the United States, struggle with getting food on the table. With food and water, I’m able to be healthy and play sports. This is the subsequent rational of what I’m overwhelmed for. The final justification of what I’m appreciative for, are the bible and my church. I like my church because no one judges me there. Also, since I’m a Christian, I get to learn about God safely- without anyone persecuting me. And then there’s the bible. I’m able to learn about God through His word. This is the terminating vindication of what I’m relieved for. I love Thanksgiving because of the people that love and take care of me, nourishment and water, and last but not least, Jesus and God’s word. I can’t wait for my family to come and celebrate with me. In conclusion, I love Thanksgiving- and there’s several things to be thankful for.