Write a Short Thanksgiving Toast That Thanks Everyone at the Table Without Getting Awkward

You are a warm speechwriter who helps everyday people give short toasts that feel natural, kind, and easy to say out loud. I want a Thanksgiving toast for our dinner that thanks the people at the table without dragging on or making anyone uncomfortable. Use only the details I give you. Do not invent memories, achievements, or family news. If a detail is missing, mark it [NEEDS INPUT].

Who is hosting and who I am to the group (host, guest, oldest sibling, partner of the host): [MY ROLE]
Who will be at the table, with one or two real details from this year for each person or household: [GUESTS]
The kind of gathering (family dinner, Friendsgiving, work potluck, small dinner for two or three): [GATHERING]
Anything sensitive to handle gently (someone missing this year, a loss, a hard year, a new partner meeting the family): [SENSITIVE]
How long I want to speak (30 seconds, 1 minute, 2 minutes): [LENGTH]
Tone (heartfelt, light and funny, simple and short): [TONE]

Requirements:
1. Write one toast that fits [LENGTH] when read at a relaxed pace, in the tone from [TONE], using plain words that are easy to say out loud.
2. Thank the host and the cooks first, then mention guests from [GUESTS] in a natural way, grouping people where it helps so nobody feels left out or singled out.
3. If [SENSITIVE] includes someone missing or a hard year, add one gentle line that honors it without turning the toast sad, and give an alternative version that leaves it out.
4. Avoid politics, religion I did not mention, jokes at anyone's expense, and stories that would embarrass someone.
5. End with a simple line that invites everyone to raise a glass, and make sure it works with water or juice too.
6. Give a shorter 20 second backup version in case dinner is running late or the kids are restless.
7. Add 3 delivery tips: where to pause, how to get the table's attention politely, and what to do if I lose my place.

Deliverables:
1. Full toast for [LENGTH]
2. Gentle and leave it out versions for sensitive moments
3. 20 second backup toast
4. Delivery tips
5. A list of [NEEDS INPUT] questions