Happy Thanksgiving!
As
December approaches, students have just returned from a wonderful and restful
Thanksgiving Break. We had three blissful days off of school to celebrate the
holiday with our friends and families and reminisce on the things they are
thankful for. Thanksgiving is a special holiday dedicated to spend with family
to appreciate everyone and everything in your life. International Students take this time
to disconnect from school and travel to other parts of the United States to
meet friends or explore a new city. There are no tests, no papers, no
labs, just time to relax! However students spent their break, I can imagine a
lot of food was eaten! Thanksgiving dinner is known for certain foods such as all
the side dishes, turkey, cranberry jam, and cornbread. It is a time for indulgence and
officially begins the Holiday Season in the U.S. The week before the
break, we even celebrated Thanksgiving dinner in our dining hall! They served
turkey, mac and cheese, green bean casserole, mashed potatoes, and all the
traditional Thanksgiving dishes! Everyone ate so much food that we were stuffed!
It was a great way to prepare for exciting Thanksgiving festivities! Anyone is
welcomed to celebrate Thanksgiving as it is a time to be grateful
and share with friends. If you have ever celebrated Thanksgiving what did you
do and what were you grateful for? Send us a message we are always grateful for
an opportunity to hear from students.
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| Beautiful ginkgo tree on campus! |
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| Festive Thanksgiving dessert! |
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| Yum! |
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