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Annual Thanksgiving
The BSM is sponsoring their annual Thanksgiving. The BSM held an annual Thanksgiving dinner on the Midwestern state. I attended at 6 p.m. At BSM and I met with my friends. Also, I met with families of America and this was the first encounter with them. They are friendly with me. Also, I met with Mr. Kevin. He studied at Midwestern State University. He tells me a little about this University And I took a picture with him. In fact, what was making the Thanksgiving is the food. The food was a mix of American and Italian. We have turkey, and it is a special dish for thanksgiving. Also, we had a fantastic soup with a piece of paper and lemon on each dish of this soup. On the other hand, there was some healthy food such as vegetable and fruit. Regarding
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