E3-Thanksgiving Food

I absolutely love Thanksgiving for one reason.  That reason is the food.  Thanksgiving reminds me of a gigantic feast where everyone has piles of food on their plates.  Well that's what my plate looks like.  If you are a vegetarian, cover up your ears for this next part (Mr. Currin).  I always go for the turkey drum sticks because I am able to grip the thing in one hand and go to town.  I eat both white meat and dark meat, they both taste so great.  But, there is one thing I cannot eat, and that is dry, disgusting turkey.  It tastes bad even with gravy.  I pile up mounds of mashed potatoes and gravy and then put a bunch of corn on the mound as well. It tastes extremely delicious.  I usually eat two to three helpings of food on Thanksgiving.  I must wear pants with an elastic waistband in order to be comfortable because my stomach sticks out too far from all of the food.  I usually have Thanksgiving at my house, so all of my family comes over and we feast!  Also, I have it at my grandmother's house on the other side of the family.  That means I eat two dinners on Thanksgiving. It's great.  I think I gain about six pounds over the weekend of Thanksgiving.  My mother's mashed potatoes are the greatest mashed potatoes in the world.  They are so creamy and delicious I could only eat mashed potatoes for Thanksgiving and not be upset.  Also, the corn is a nice touch to the mashed potatoes when you mix everything together.  It tastes so good.  I would be happy if I had this dinner every week.  The other holidays have some really great food, but Thanksgiving without a doubt has the greatest spread of food.