1. Have to eat turkey for breakfast, lunch and dinner for a week after Thanksgiving.
2. Wash your hair with mashed potatoes.
3. Have to wear a pilgrim costume to school for a week after Thanksgiving.
4. Have to take a bath in gravy.
5. Have to eat Thanksgiving dinner in your pajamas.
6. Have to eat Thanksgiving dinner in the white house with the president.
7. Have to eat Thanksgiving dinner with a group of strangers at a local restaurant.
8. Have to eat the best tasting Thanksgiving dinner you’ve ever had at a special dinner party.
9. Have to eat Thanksgiving dinner with your family.
10. Have to eat only cranberry sauce for a day.
11. Have to be a pilgrim at the first Thanksgiving.
12. Have to solve a 50-page math equation on why the Pilgrims came to America.
13. Have to eat a special pumpkin pie which the cook accidentally switched the cinnamon and salt.
14. Have to leave a bowl of mashed potatoes that you made for the Pilgrims.
15. Have your teacher over to your house for Thanksgiving dinner.
16. Have Thanksgiving dinner at your teacher’s house.
17. Watch football after dinner.
18. Have Thanksgiving dinner on your school’s football field.
19. Never celebrate Thanksgiving again.
20. Never celebrate Valentine’s Day again.
21. Have to sing the song “Over the River and Through the Woods” by yourself in front of your class.
22. Have to walk around with mashed potatoes on your head for one school day.
23. Have to be thankful the turkey is dead and your family ate for Thanksgiving dinner.
24. Have to be thankful your family eats for Thanksgiving (even with you in your room for the whole holiday) is kinder than most.
25. Be a pilgrim.
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