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Day 176: Thanksgiving

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A thanks to the one in my life,
A thanks to the ones who taught me to live,
A thanks to the ones who make me smile.
A thanks to the ones who work hard and right.
A thanks to the ones who help us with our food and light.
A thanks to the ones who toil hard for the clothes we wear and tear.
A thanks to the ones who help us be safe and sound at our homes.
A thanks to all those million folks whom I don't know but they offer me all their time and work.
A thanks to all my family and friends who think of me even if it were just for a second.

I am thankful for the beautiful world I get to live in.
I am thankful for the beautiful songs I get to sing.
Thank you and Thank you for helping me this far.

Thank you to all for reading this blog.
Thanks to the teachers who taught me the basics,
Thanks to my parents who helped me walk my path,
Thanks to my sibling who kept me on track,
Thanks to my A for being the best of all!

Thank you.


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