When it comes to Thanksgiving I’m
not going to sit here and lie to you, I’m not a fan of most of the foods on
this day. Thanksgiving is a day known to burst the waistline of your pants for
the amount of food you eat before you have the turkey.
In
my family, before the turkey we have stuffed mushrooms, stuffed artichokes,
beats, stuffing, potato pie, chicken soup, the list really goes on and on.
Aside from chicken soup, I dislike ALL of it. Am I picky eater, you can say
that but on a day where all you do is it, how good Thanksgiving is shouldn’t be
measured by how good your meal was.
On a Thanksgiving
that is less than a month from the super-storm hurricane Sandy, we should all
be full with love for those family members around you on this day.
We should all be
giving thanks no matter how much or how little we were affected by the storm
that you can sit down with your whole family and enjoy this holiday.
We should all be
giving thanks for the past year it’s been, giving thanks for the good and the
bad because it has made this year special in some way.
People seem to
just forget about the importance of Thanksgiving by just thinking it’s the
holiday that is in the way of Christmas or recently the day before Black Friday
& Cyber Monday. This way of thinking simply has to end. I know it’s fun to
think about Christmas and that time of the year because it is a joyful one but
you don’t have to look past Thanksgiving in order to look forward to Christmas.
Christmas is a time for presents and giving but Thanksgiving is a little less
selfish of a holiday.
Thanksgiving is
that one-day a year when you should sit back and not worry about anything but
giving thanks for everything and everyone you have around you. Whether we like
it or not it is a special holiday. So this Thanksgiving give thanks to
everything that you have and everyone that you love that is still around you. 





