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Importance Of Thanksgiving

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As Thanksgiving Day approaches, several people have begun reflecting on their blessings. I am profoundly thankful for everything in my life, nevertheless there is one thing that stands out from the others. I met my best friend almost four years ago. He has brought loads of laughter and happiness into my life since the day we met. He and I create new memories together everyday. This Thanksgiving, I am thankful for my crazy, funny, and adorable puppy, Biscuit. It has been said by numerous people that Biscuit is the cutest dog they have ever seen. He is a tiny Maltipoo, which is a mix of Maltese, poodle and Pekingese. Biscuit has fluffy white fur with a couple of apricot-colored patches on his back. He also has an overbite that shows when

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