Welcome Kids, it’s pumpkin pie time.
Sadly, TT is yelling at me. No! Stubb, you’re not
THANKFUL for me. You always call me Terrible Tummy. THANKFUL for me! I’ll never believe you. STOP LYING!!!!
“TT, I’m thankful for food and fall trees dressed in gold, orange and red. I forget to be thankful f
or  people or things closest to me. That’s why I’ve  decided I’m thankful for  you, TT my Terrible Talking Tummy. Yup! I said it. I mean it. I’m thankful for you,TT.
 Stubb, you can’t be THANKFUL for me. You won’t even call me your TERRIFIC TUMMY. You won’t listen to me.
“TT, I’d be lonesome without you. Honest I like you. I’d miss your high, scratchy, complaining voice.”
How about when I boss you, or scream, yell and cry?
“Friends must be patient. They don’t always agree about everything.”
How about when I force us to OVEREAT. Are you sick of hearing fill up the tank??
“Yes, TT, sometimes, I get tired and bored with you. You get on my nerves. Still . . . without a doubt you’ll always be with me.”
Stubber, remember, if you feel sad or lonesome I’m there for you. You’ll always have someone to talk to I … I . . .Love . . .You.
“Talking Tummy, I don’t know about tomorrow, but for Thanksgiving I’m Thankful for you, my little talking friend.”
Kids, think about the people that pick up, clean up, cook, carry and give. Tell them you’re THANKFUL they’re in your life.
Have a wonderful holiday.
Stubb and TT