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Thanksgiving In My Family

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There is no other family like my family. that is why Thanksgiving is the most sacred family tradition in my family. It is filled with fun, laughter, and plenty of scrumptious food. Thanksgiving for my family, is an all day event, and can get hectic at times.
I day starts off with an early morning breakfast cooked by my father. The mill usually consists of the following: scrambled eggs, bacon, pancakes, and array of cereal, and A family favorite poutine. After we indulge in this breakfast of kings, we we relax and watch TV. After watching the parade, the real fun begins.

Around 12 o 'clock, we head over to my grandmothers house where she has prepared a delectable lunch for our family. We dive in and eat till our arteries are clogged. We all

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