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Personal Narrative: My Typical Thanksgiving Dinner

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kind of prepared myself before I came here for the cold. My typical Thanksgiving dinner was great, at my friend house they prepared different kind of meals some which was my first time to eat but it wasn’t I first time eating turkey. The food I ate they taste good but I still prefer African food.
I had some difficulties in my chemistry class in the beginning of the class but I seeker out for help. Right now my grades are good but I usually get a lot of assignment and readings compared to my high school. I meet my roommate during the time I came here for summer program he come over to visit to meet me. He is a nice and friendly person is white and New Jersey resident,
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