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Thanksgiving is huge in the US. Every year, Thanksgiving officially ushers in the holidays, the lightening of the wallet, the heavying of the closet and the weighing scale. Having no family in the US, Thanksgiving offers me an opportunity to squeeze in a trip since it’s a day more than a traditional long weekend.
Thanksgiving is huge in the US. Every year, Thanksgiving officially ushers in the holidays, the lightening of the wallet, the heavying of the closet and the weighing scale. Having no family in the US, Thanksgiving offers me an opportunity to squeeze in a trip since it’s a day more than a traditional long weekend.
This year I
decided to head back to the Bay Area to meet all the friends I have been
missing since I moved to Seattle. Also, the weatherman called for clouds and
rain here (surprise!) and beautiful summer weather in SF. It was a no-brainer! I
hung out with the bestie, meet up with OR and NR and their adorable 7week old K!
I also drove down 101 to meet AC and her adorable new baby, L. Both my
girlfriends make beautiful, natural mothers and it was a pleasure watching them
in this new role.
My last
evening in SF, the bestie and I ate at one of our favorite joints in
Burlingame, where they still recognized and remembered us. We talked about the
things we can’t tell anyone else, fears, hopes, dreams, insecurities. We talked
about being thankful for each other and the life we were given.
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