We celebrated at our preschool / church / community life center. About ninety people showed up for the festivities, many from the church but also several preschool students and their families. An American guy explained the historical roots of the holiday, we feasted on turkey (and less traditional things), played some silly games, talked about what we're thankful for, and called it a day. What I'm thankful for, now more than ever, is my wonderful family. Here they are:
Mr. Jeremy,
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I am so thankful for family as well.
I do enjoy practicing hospitality, but a lot of people worked really hard for the party. Actually, all I did was lead a silly game and eat a lot!
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