When 14-year-old Aisha moved from India to America, she had only heard of Thanksgiving in movies. Now, she was about to experience it firsthand. The flurry of preparations, the delightful aroma wafting from the kitchen, and her cousins' excited chatter filled her with curiosity. She decided to delve deeper into this tradition. Upon researching, she discovered that Thanksgiving was a celebration of the Pilgrims’ first harvest in the New World. The iconic feast was said to include dishes like turkey, stuffing, sweet potatoes, and pumpkin pie. As the Thanksgiving dinner commenced, Aisha was mesmerized by the array of dishes on the table. The family gathered around, sharing stories, laughter, and expressing gratitude for their blessings. The sense of unity and warmth was infectious, making her feel like a part of this tradition. Reflecting on her first Thanksgiving, Aisha thought about how food and gratitude had brought everyone together. She had not only learned about a new tradition but also experienced the universal joy of sharing a meal with loved ones.