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I've lived in Europe for the past 7 years
Christmas season starts Nov. 2 for me XD
(November first is all Saints day and it's a day to remember passed family members for anyone who doesn't know)

I really, honestly, don't care about Thanksgiving tbh
I say "thank you" and "sorry" WAAAAY too much, but I still say it genuinely. So to set aside a day where apparently it means more doesn't make sense to me
(And I know Thanksgiving also duels as a thing between the pilgrims and the native Americans, but either way. Point made.)

PLUS, THERE IS NO THANKSGIVING MUSIC. WHY DO PEOPLE GET SO TRIGGERED TO LISTENING TO CHRISTMAS MUSIC WHEN THERES'S NOTHING TO LISTEN TO??

So I'm actually in Vienna, Austria right now and my family spent the day going to Christmas markets. It was fun!!
Fun lights and holiday feeling and little bit of splurging XX

Funny thing: we stopped at a train station that was called Pilgramgasse XD Ironic much?

Soooo anyway to all the other Muricans out here that happen to read this happy Thanksgiving I guess
And to the not-Americans I'll just be with you continuing to listen to Christmas carols thinking Americans are weird XD (no offense I say that jokingly)

Auf weidersehen!!
-Becca out