The next biggest event that happened during my Thanksgiving break was the Hmong New Year. One month before the Hmong New Year, Sarah and I planned on singing for the New Year, but since we both lived one hour away from each other it was going to be hard for the two of us to practice singing. Then later we decided not to sing because Sarah was not sure she was going to get the day off. Since Sarah was not sure she was going to get the day off, I was unsure about whether I wanted to go to the New Year. Luckily, Sarah's boss was nice enough to let her get the morning shift off and worked during the evening shift. The Hmong New Year was just like every year. I saw many friends and family who I have not seen in years because everyone grew up and went to college, got married, or moved away to a different state or county. During the morning of the New Year, I woke up early to get ready. Little did I know that it would take me three hours to get ready. I guess this is what I get for not having any cosmetic skills. At the New Year, was also there. She and I were running around every where and getting everything ready for her sister, Selena, because she was going to dance with her dance group and sing for Sarah while Sarah was dancing. For Selena's dance group, it took Sarah three hours to help put their clothes together. Around four o'clock was the time when Sarah was getting ready to go back to Springfield because her night shift, so I decided to leave also.
Thanksgiving break went by very fast. I guess it is because I enjoyed it. I am very happy that I saw many of my friends and family.
My niece Jennifer, Sarah, and Me

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