ThanksGiving

It is thanksgiving today, and my friends and I really learn the meaning of thanksgiving.



Early morning, we decided to move to a motel nearer to out working place. It took us few minutes to decide to move to the new place. Around 11am, we told our current motel owner that we want to move out and what we received from her is: @!%* f*ck



Reach our new motel and trying to settle down. Marcus gave a call, saying that the previous motel lady warned us that the place is not safe. We ignored that advice and we thought that it might be the lady tried to be nasty. Only then, two of our friends who reach later tell us something serious.



"Just now, we ask the taxi driver about the motel. The taxi driver thought for 5 sec and answered: it is not safe to stay there.



This place is full of drug addicts and the cops will come once in two day."



Looking around the room, realised that the door lock is spoilt. It seems that someone really tried to break in the room before. Thinking back, there are a lot of CCTV around the motel. If it is safe, why do they need that much of CCTV? My friends said that the street lights are off at night.



"So, shall we go back to the previous one?" said Marcus.



No one object.



Lesson of the story: Appreciate what we had



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Yesterday, in our restaurant, our boss treated us a thanksgiving dinner.

There are roast turkey, rice (for quite a long time i hadn't consume rice), squash soup, mash potatoes, stuffing, apple crumbler etc. Nice... Roast turkey is a bit dissapointing but the rice is nice and fragrant.


That's my first thanksgiving dinner.

HAPPY THANKSGIVING

ps: Finish typing in 4:43pm 26 Nov 2009 in Falmouth