Momservation: Thanksgiving might just be a celebration of everything kids won’t eat.
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On the first day of Thanksgiving my true love gave to me:
One mom from Montana sleeping on the top bunk.
On the second day of Thanksgiving my true love gave to me:
Two kids with a week off school bouncing off the walls.
On the third day of Thanksgiving my true love gave to me:
A brother from Barstow bringing his unpotty-trained rescue dog.
On the fourth day of Thanksgiving my true love gave to me:
An aunt and a grandma from Monterey bouncing the kids from their beds.
On the fifth day of Thanksgiving my true love gave to me:
A Grampa from across the street who wants to join all the fun.
On the sixth day of Thanksgiving my true love gave to me:
A cousin and her family stopping for Thanksgiving on the way to Lake Tahoe.
On the seventh day of Thanksgiving my true love gave to me:
A family friend from Sunnyvale with family too far away needing a surrogate family.
On the eighth day of Thanksgiving my true love gave to me:
A mother-in-law who offered her house because I don’t have enough room for all these people.
On the ninth day of Thanksgiving my true love gave to me:
A couple of cats I’m house sitting for my neighbors down the street.
On the tenth day of Thanksgiving my true love gave to me:
A surprise guest because, what the heck, might as well add one more
On the eleventh day of Thanksgiving my true love gave to me:
An entry in Run to Feed the Hungry Thanksgiving morning because what was I thinking when I said I’d do it?
On the twelfth day of Thanksgiving my true love gave to me:
A Fresh & Easy Holiday Meal Made Easy* when I realize I need to feed all these people the night BEFORE Thanksgiving too.
*Thanks Fresh & Easy for saving me from myself. I’ll be back for Christmas to look like a rock star with your delicious December Click & Pick Up holiday meals.