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The Thanksgiving Party: The Thanksgiving Party

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The Thanksgiving Party

I have invited you to a fun party for the things I am thankful for. This parties subject will be about friends and family. This party is to show how thankful I am to everyone around me. The reason I have invited these people today is to show how thankful I am to them in my life. The people who help me out every day of my life.

As mentioned the party will have a party about friends and family. The party will take place at my house and will be decorated with all kinds of things. First off my house will have lots of balloons and streamers of all types of colors. The balloons will on the wall and all over, even on the floor. Both the front and the back of my house will be decorated. Just like in the house balloons
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