1 . Two families shared their fourth turkey day this year after an accidental (意外的) text message brought them together in 2016.

The_________began when Wanda Dench now 62, thought she was_________a short text message to her grandson to invite him to Thanksgiving while she_________reached Jamal Hinton, now 20. Hinton, a high school student at the time, responded by_________photo to confirm if it was his own grandmother_________the text. The picture came in of a woman with blonde hair and glasses — not Jamal's grandma. "You're not my grandma," Jamal_________with a laughing emoji (表情符号). Hinton of Phoenix, Arizona, sent back_________of his to let her know he was not her grandson and asked if he could stop by for_________anyway. Dench answered, "Of course you are_________to join us. That's what grandmas do...__________everyone."

Each year, Hinton__________a photo of himself with Dench enjoying Thanksgiving together on the Internet. "Wanda and I both think that Thanksgiving is all about being__________" he told "GMA". "Now we can't spend Thanksgiving without__________together."

This is the__________fourth Thanksgiving together and Hinton, who now has a full-lime__________in a company, said he felt great that the tradition had__________. "Wanda is indeed a__________person," said Hinton "I really enjoy the time I spend with her."

Dench said that she grew up in the__________. Her father was in the Navy and her husband used to be a pilot in the air force. "We moved around__________so I was always going to new places. And so strangers were not strangers to me," she said. Family is more than__________, Dench added. "It's the people that you want to be with."