Thanksgiving

Thanksgiving: an excuse to shove your face with food, hang out with friends and family, and get a week off from work or school. Thanksgiving has always been my saving grace. Once my workload hits me in November, I count down the days until the break. Nine days to do whatever I want and not worry about any school work (that would be why this is posted the week before its due, rather than the night it is due). Now that I have that out of the way, let’s get deep and talk about feelings. I am extremely thankful for my parents because they do so much for me. One month ago, they bought me the car of my dreams to be my first car. They pay for my gas, give me money to get food with my friends, and they are always there to support me in any extracurricular I am involved in. I love and appreciate them so much. My brother is one of my best friends and my house would feel empty without him. He has a dry sense of humor, even though he is extremely introverted.
My friends are so amazing. It is so hard to express how much love I feel for them. They are my family and I know wholeheartedly that they will always be there for me and support whatever I do in life, but that does not mean they will not put me back in line if I need it. We hang out every weekend and I will probably spend a lot of time with them over the break. I am thankful for all of my teachers, who are patient when I do not understand something immediately. I am living the best life and I thank God every day for giving me the life he did because it could have been so much worse.