Thankgiving will be celebrated this year in Frankfurt with other Americans living in Germany who are here with my same program, and with some employees of the organization who helps to implement our program, and with... I don't really know. People will bring dishes, and I have a hunch that the spread will look very similar to what a normal Thanksgiving table might look like, only a bit more... well, a bit more German, probably. It is also the official opening day of the Mainz Christmas market, so after Thanksgiving dinner, there will be much Glühwein drinking and holiday merriment and toasts to happy birthdays! What a day!
I am thankful for:
messages from friends
real marshmallows to top my süße Kartoffeln: Jet-Puffed holla! thanks, Emma.
Skype
my mom
my mom
my sister
my brother
the memories i have from my last couple of Thanksgivings with Gram and Uncle John in South Carolina
my aunts, uncles, cousins, grandmas, and the friends who are my family
the men in my life who have loved and supported me throughout the years
to know my prayers are heard
coffee
germany: for making the most delectable treats readily accessible day and night (and Sundays if you know where to look)
airplanes
heated buildings in the cold of winter
laughter
airplanes
heated buildings in the cold of winter
laughter
love
This is a very small list considering all the things I'm truly thankful for. What are you thankful for this year?
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