A "Thanksgiving" Game...

Ok here is how it works. You name one thing you are 'Thankful For' this coming holiday. Then the next person uses one of the words you used to create something they are "thankful for". The only words excluded are 'the, a, and...and so on.' Therefore you NEED to use some adjectives and as much verbiage as you can so the next person has a chance to play! NOTE: You can change the tense of a word used so it will fit your sentence. In our example I used the word 'baked'. You can use baking or bake in your 'thankful thought'. And PLEASE highlight the word you used so we all know if you followed the rules!


Example:

Bad: I am thankful for turkey.
Good: I am thankful for all the wonderful, mouth watering turkey that will have baked all day long filling the house with all sorts of delicious smells and aromas!

So I'll start....

I am thankful for all the wonderful, mouth watering turkey that will have baked all day long filling the house with all sorts of delicious smells and aromas!

I'll give it a try...

I am thankful for the embrace of mouth watering pumpkin pie that surpasses the aromas produced by baking turkey, spicy and fresh with a hint of cinnamon and of course topped with your favorite ice cream or whipped cream... and able to be produced in a tiny toaster oven in China if necessary (believe me, I've lived it! LOL!)

I am thankful for the warm embrace of friends and family, safe in their holiday travels and completely engrossed in the cheerful chatter of memories gone by and those yet to be born!

I am thankful for the chatter and clatter of my first family thanksgiving with my husbands family and our extended friends including 'Bubbles' on Saturday. May the house be filled with love, wonderful friends, and great food!