Two Thanksgivings
Two Thanksgivings Two Thanksgivings "Why are we visiting Uncle Ed now? Thanksgiving is next month," Curtis said. "In the United States, Thanksgiving is in November," his mom replied. "In Canada, it's in October." "Why?" Curtis asked. "Ask Uncle Ed. He used to teach history. You could learn a lot from him," his mom said. "Teach? Learn? I thought this was a vacation!" exclaimed Curtis. Curtis's mom laughed as she turned into Uncle Ed's driveway. Uncle Ed met them at the front door. He s
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Two Thanksgivings
Two Thanksgivings
"Why are we visiting Uncle Ed now? Thanksgiving is next month," Curtis said.
"In the United States, Thanksgiving is in November," his mom replied."In Canada, it's in October." "Why?" Curtis asked.
"Ask Uncle Ed. He used to teach history. You could learn a lot from him," his mom said.
"Teach? Learn? I thought this was a vacation!" exclaimed Curtis.
Curtis's mom laughed as she turned into Uncle Ed's driveway.
Uncle Ed met them at the front door.He said, "Sis, you haven't changed a bit. Curtis, I bet you've grown three inches."
"That's because I eat a lot," Curtis said.
"Then I'm glad I made a snack," Uncle Ed said. He led everyone into the kitchen.
"Why is Canada's Thanksgiving so early?" Curtis asked between bites.
"Thanksgiving is when we give thanks for the harvest," Uncle Ed said."Since Canada gets colder before the United States, its harvest and Thanksgiving come earlier."
The next day, Curtis's mom helped Uncle Ed cook Thanksgiving dinner.
"What are we having?" Curtis asked.
"You'll find out soon," his mom said. "Why don't you watch TV?"
