Thanksgivings
祝谢───Thanksgivings
I remember our Thanksgivings on the farm.───我记得我们的感恩节在农场度过。
In all my Thanksgivings away from home, I've felt the warmth (and, of course, the dysfunctionality) of this holiday.───在我远离家乡的的感恩节，这个感恩节我已经感觉到温暖(当然，功能紊乱)。
So I guess what I'm trying to say is that I'm very thankful that all of your Thanksgivings sucked.───所以我想说的是，非常感谢你们大家的感恩节计划统统泡汤啦！
So I guess what I'm trying to say is that I'm very thankful that all of your Thanksgivings sucked.───所以我想我要说的就是，我真感谢你们的感恩节都搞砸了。
Thanksgivings are hard to feel thankful for, with dinner served on a cold, metal cafeteria tray.───感恩节吃的是自助食堂里用金属餐具盛装的晚餐，很难让人产生感恩之心。
What were Thanksgivings like when you were growing up?───你们小时候感恩节是怎样过的？
Rebecca asks me if I think all WASP Thanksgivings are like this one.
Thanksgivings are hard to feel thankful for, with dinner served on a cold, metal cafeteria tray.
In 1795, Washington again proclaimed a day of Thanksgiving, and President John Adams also declared Thanksgivings in 1798 and 1799.