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Thanksgiving At Cracker Barrel-Personal Narrative
The most depressing Thanksgiving for me so far was last year. Not because of food or anything but I had to meet my sister’s new boyfriend. Usually I go up north with my dad to see my his side of the family, but they have been in a feud for a while so they didn’t have a Thanksgiving party. I was at my dad’s house and I thought we would just have a turkey roast and just hang out. But he told me we were going to Cracker Barrel with my mom sister and her new boyfriend Suat. I knew that would be hella awkward so I decided to dragged my best friend Jessie along with me. My parents were hesitant at first, but they let it slide. Of course, with going to Cracker Barrel on Thanksgiving with no reservations what so ever, there was quite a wait. Plus
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