Thanksgiving is one of the most important holidays of the year and its important for every family…
Not only do I eat like a king on Thanksgiving, but I also get to spend precious moments with family…
My family and I usually have Thanksgiving at our church. Which always starts at six. Our pastor always organizes it the same way every year. During service the little kids will be taken downstairs to eat, after them, the teenagers go down. During that time they feed the youngest to the oldest.…
Spending good quality time with family is really enjoyable. The quality of the time spent is irreplaceable. We love playing scrabble with each other after our feast. Laughing and joking with each other because someone decides to make new words while playing. Monopoly is always fun too. I enjoy catching up and talking with loved ones that I haven’t seen in a while. Just sitting around and watching a new movie with the family or even simply to relax. I am so blessed to have such a great family.…
Thanksgiving is a time to be thankful. Time to think about all the things you are thankful for. Thanksgiving is a time to be happy and be with your loved ones. I'm very thankful for my Aunt Allie, Basketball, and animals.…
Everyone has that special dish that they must have to make Thanksgiving feel like Thanksgiving. No matter what part of the country you live in most everyone can agree on one thing, Turkey! Whether you like is roasted, fried or baked Thanksgiving just isn’t complete without it. But does everyone cook their turkey the same way? Today we will take a look at how the thanksgiving preparation varies from region to region and share some yummy recipes in case you decide to mix it up this Thanksgiving.…
Thanksgiving is considered by many as being the worse meal of the year. Why? Because of the extreme overload of high-starch carbs that trigger blood sugar spikes for so many people. Just think of it. Pumpkin pie with a scoop or two of ice cream, corn bread stuffing, mashed potatoes, sugar-laden cranberry sauce and green bean casserole, that's why.…
Thanksgiving is admired for not being required to purchase gifts. The holiday brings people together to give thanks. Thanksgiving takes place during the fall season. There are numerous activities during this time, from pumpkin patches to jumping in leaf piles. Families are able to enjoy the outdoors with the cool weather. Children can go to the Pumpkin Patch to pick out their own pumpkins and ride the hayride.…
I knew it was the reason why my teacher spent the days leading up to it having us make hand turkeys and watch the Charlie Brown special in class, but my family never celebrated it. I never realized how strange that was until I shared it with a friend the week before. “What do you mean you don't celebrate Thanksgiving?!” he exclaimed. I recall the awkward predicament this put me in,…
This is not your typical Thanksgiving guide. We are not the Food Network so we will not talk about how to cook a Thanksgiving feast. This is more about the behind the scenes footage of Thanksgiving. Instead of what to cook, I want to tap into those holiday nuances like your Mother and Aunt, arguing over who’s making the dressing this year, or the Uncle that has to bring a different woman to dinner every year because he is still trying to get under Aunt Margaret’s skin. You'll get rules on hosting a party, should you bring something if invited, how involved do you want your husband to be, and so on. Here is the rundown of the Do’s and Don’ts of Thanksgiving.…
Thanksgiving is the one holiday in which the meal takes six weeks to plan, three days to cook and five minutes and 30 seconds to eat so everyone can watch 10-hours of football. Contrary to popular wisdom, the sole purpose of the holiday is not giving thanks and togetherness. It is about football, and pie.…
Thanksgiving means to me, a time that me and my family go to someone's house and we give thanks to God. We eat an abundant amount of food which aroma makes are mouth drool. We usually go to my grandpa Don’s house but these last two years we’ve been going to my cousins house in Tonganoxie. Needless to say we always have a good time talking and laughing.…
My mother and father come from large families, each have about ten brothers and sisters, so I would say I have about twenty aunts and uncles combined and a handful of cousins. Unfortunately, not all my relatives live here in the U.S but the ones who do live here, reside within a short distance from us and we always come together for the holidays to celebrate them as a family. However, Thanksgiving in the Montiel household is different; we don’t cook the traditional turkey or ham we feast on tamales and molé and give thanks for all the wonderful things god has blessed us…
A bunch of people watches football on Thanksgiving. That is a grand time. Some people do not like that. So they play football. That is a grand time too. Whoever wins it is family bragging rights. That last forever. That is a tradition.…
The passages 14 and 15 in David Foster Wallace’s “Good Old Neon” have four major points: Firstly, the narrator’s continuing manipulation, secondly, the narrator’s sadness regarding Dr. Gustafson’s loss of mass, thirdly, the inability of words to convey the abstract, and finally the use of logic and math to convey the abstract and the destructiveness of logic.…