Holiday Season In America

 I don’t know what it is but around October ( my birth month), people in America start becoming sentimental and start giving me food and inviting me to their houses to eat (not as much this year though because of CoVid-19 pandemic), but I am not complaining. I am thankful! 🦃🍁 🍽

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