Growing up my family never celebrated Thanks Giving. In reality a lot of Indian people do not celebrate it. We believe and feel that you should give thanks to the creater all day and every day of your life. In addition a lot of us do not celebrate it because the story of Thanks Giving comes from the settlers perspectve and is a far cry from the truth.
This would be Nylans first Thanks Giving with us, so I sucked up my pride and poped a turkey in the oven and celebrated it with my child
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Growing up my family never celebrated Thanks Giving. In reality a lot of Indian people do not celebrate it. We believe and feel that you should give thanks to the creater all day and every day of your life. In addition a lot of us do not celebrate it because the story of Thanks Giving comes from the settlers perspectve and is a far cry from the truth.
This would be Nylans first Thanks Giving with us, so I sucked up my pride and poped a turkey in the oven and celebrated it with my child