Thanksgiving story funny

Chapter 1: The Turkey Who Wanted to Fly

Once upon a time, in a cozy little farm, there lived a turkey named Tom. Tom was not like the other turkeys. While his friends loved to eat corn and take long naps, Tom dreamed of flying high in the sky like the birds.

One sunny morning, Tom looked up at the blue sky and saw a flock of birds soaring above. “I want to fly!” he shouted. His friends laughed and said, “Turkeys can’t fly, Tom! We are too heavy!”

But Tom didn’t give up. He thought hard about how he could fly. “Maybe I can make wings!” he said excitedly. So, he gathered some big leaves and tied them to his back with some twine.

“Look at me!” Tom flapped his leafy wings. But instead of flying, he tumbled into a pile of hay. “Ouch!” he cried, but he laughed too. “That was fun!”

Tom decided to try again. This time, he climbed onto the barn roof. “If I jump from here, I will fly!” he said bravely. He took a deep breath and jumped!

Whoosh! He flapped his leafy wings as fast as he could. But instead of flying, he landed right in a big puddle! Splash! Water flew everywhere, and Tom was soaked.

His friends came running. “Are you okay, Tom?” they asked, giggling.

“I’m okay! Just a little wet,” said Tom with a smile. “Flying is harder than I thought!”

Chapter 2: The Thanksgiving Feast

The next day was Thanksgiving, and the farm was buzzing with excitement. Everyone was preparing for the big feast! The cows were making butter, the chickens were laying eggs, and the pigs were bringing apples.

Tom had an idea! “I may not be able to fly, but I can help make this Thanksgiving special!” He ran around asking everyone how he could help.

First, he helped the cows churn butter. “Let’s make it creamy!” Tom cheered as they worked together.

Next, he gathered apples with the pigs. “These will be perfect for pie!” he said happily.

Finally, it was time for the feast. All the animals gathered around a big table filled with delicious food: pies, corn, and fresh bread.

“Thank you for all your help today, Tom!” said the farmer as he served everyone. “You may not have flown today, but you sure helped us all!”

Tom smiled wide. He realized that even though he couldn’t fly like the birds, he could still do wonderful things on the farm.

As they all sat down to eat, Tom felt happy and proud. He may not have soared through the sky, but he had made this Thanksgiving one to remember!

And so, they all enjoyed their feast together, laughing and sharing stories under the bright autumn sky.

The End

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