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Thanksgiving- Giving Thanks

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What are you thankful for today, in honor of Thanksgiving! Happy Thanksgiving (On Thursday!!!)

I'm thankful for...

BOBA TEA

Pretzel Jello Salad (Really Good, its pretzels with a layer of whipped cream and jello on top)

Puppies

HARRY POTTER

Books

Cheese

My crush

Where's Waldo, you know that fun book

Family

Friends

and...

YOU ALL!

28 comments

28 Comments

Sophie The Soy Sauce

Dec 15, 2021

is it true british people have tea at 5 pm?

Laylani Malfoy

Dec 15, 2021

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Lmao we start at 850am, have morning tea at 10am until 1030am, another lunch at 1pm until 140pm and then we finish at 250pm

Sophieeeeeeeeee

Dec 15, 2021

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WOW! YOU GET TO HAVE TEA TIME AT SCHOOL?!?! THAT'S SO COOL! I WISH WE GOT TEA TIME! THAT WOULD BE AWESOME!

lol I love learning about the differences and similarities of our schools.

zoe

Dec 16, 2021

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@Laylani Malfoy wow u have tea time???

Sophieeeeeeeeee

Dec 13, 2021

THAT IS SO FUN!

Today at school, our principal gave us 45 min lunch instead of 30 mins and got 3 food trucks and I SWEAR, IT WAS LIKE BLACK FRIDAY 2.0 WITH TEENAGERS AND FOOD. OMG IT WAS CRAZY! I'M LUCKY I'M STILL ALIVE!

zoe

Dec 15, 2021

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@BananaJewels i get out at 3, 4 is pretty late ;/

zoe

Dec 15, 2021

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@Laylani Malfoy 8:20 isn't too bad, we start at 8:28, isn't that such a weird number i've always wondered why not make it 8:30

Sophie The Soy Sauce

Dec 15, 2021

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@BananaJewels @The Random Ravenclaw I'm so sorry :(

Laylani Malfoy

Dec 10, 2021

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Thanksgiving is a national holiday celebrated on various dates in the United States, Canada, Grenada, Saint Lucia, and Liberia. It began as a day of giving thanks for the blessing of the harvest and of the preceding year. Is what google says, I think its like a feast or smth Idk tho lol, I dont celebrate it where I live

Sophieeeeeeeeee

Dec 11, 2021

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@Baby Niffler Yes, like @Laylani Malfoy said, it's a holiday celebrating the harvest and giving thanks for a new year.

Here in America, there's more history behind it. We celebrate not only the harvest and giving thanks, but we also celebrate the birth of our country. We eat lots of different foods and legit spend all day cooking and eating with family, neighbors and friends. Ironically, the next day is called, "Black Friday," where all the stores have giant sales starting at 12:00 midnight, the day after Thanksgiving and people can buy things with a HUGE discount. People get into fist fights. It's honestly really funny that the day after we're celebrating being thankful for what we ALREADY HAVE, people get in fights over things they don't necessarily need but want.

However, I truly enjoy thanksgiving, but not as much as Christmas