Thankful Times and Fall Vibes

In 1621, the wide-eyed colonists with little knowledge of farming on the rich American soil reached to the Native Americans for help as years of experience rested on their backs. The harvest that year was plentiful, sparking joy and goodwill in the hearts of all. Over the next two days, the colonists and Native Americans celebrated with graciousness for the successful harvest. As Thanksgiving, the holiday of thanks, approaches, our Knights reminiscence on the year and everything that they are particularly grateful for. I had the opportunity to learn a bit about what some of the staff and students are thankful for this year.

Q: What are you thankful for?

Alex Lee: I am thankful for Astha Rohit.

Adam Parkinson: I am thankful for ibuprofen.

Mrs. Patterson: I am thankful that my family is healthy and happy. Also, that the Macy’s Day Parade is still happening.

Saanvi Agrawal: I am thankful for good weather.

Ms. Bunch: I am thankful for puppies.

Aksh Iyer: I am thankful for my house, cows, bananas, family, friends, and sports.

Mr. Jagiello: I am thankful for not sounding stupid in the newspaper.

Jenny McMahon: I am thankful for Alex Lee and ice cream.

Elizabeth Nakai: I am thankful for finishing my art piece.

Ananya Lakhotia: I am thankful that nobody I know got Covid.

Zaina Mushtaq: I am thankful for my family, friends, and BTS.

Morgan Applegate: I am thankful for Mariela.

Likthia Chanda: I am thankful for my family.

Amanda LeeCruz: I am thankful for being healthy.

Niranjana Sree Prasad (Nina): I am thankful for support from my family and friends.

Katarina Marceta: I am thankful for not donating my flannel.

Hailey Yates: I am thankful that everyone in my family has stayed healthy.

This year has been crazy, but our Knights have always found their way through the dark. Hopefully, this article inspires you to reflect on what you are thankful for as well. I am thankful for you all and hope you have a happy and safe Thanksgiving with your loved ones.