
Everyone loves Thanksgiving...except maybe these guys
Like many people, Thanksgiving is probably my favorite holiday. Who wouldn’t love a holiday focused on gorging yourself on food until you pass out? All of the other Thanksgiving traditions, like the parades, football games, and TV specials, only make the day more enjoyable. If you love Thanksgiving as much as we do here at Movers.com, then check out our top ten Thanksgiving guides.
1. Preparing to Host a Thanksgiving Party - Hosting a Thanksgiving celebration for the first time? You’ll find some great tips for making a guest list, sending out invitations, and setting the table. Even if you’re a seasoned pro at hosting dinner parties, you’re still likely to find some useful information.
2. Cooking for a Thanksgiving Party - This guide gives you a schedule for cooking your Thanksgiving meal. You’ll learn what to do in the weeks and days before the holiday so you won’t have to scramble around at the last minute.
3. Symbols and Icons of Thanksgiving - Did you know that the cornucopia, that horn-shaped basket that makes up many Thanksgiving centerpieces, has its roots in Greek mythology? Learn the history and significance of this and other symbols of the holiday.
4. Turkey Talk - For many people, the Thanksgiving turkey is usually cooked by roasting it in the oven. Read this guide to learn about some unconventional cooking methods, like deep-frying and grilling.
5. Home and Table Décor - So you’ve invited your guests, decided how you want to cook your turkey, and planned out the rest of the menu. The next thing is to decorate your home. In this guide, you’ll find tips for making your home more festive for Thanksgiving.
6. A Thanksgiving Soundtrack - Want the perfect music to set the mood for your Thanksgiving dinner? Then check out this guide to create the best feast for your ears to accompany your meal.
7. Thanksgiving Traditions - Everyone has some traditional things they do every Thanksgiving. Whether it’s breaking the wishbone, watching football, or participating in a food drive, you can read more about these traditions and others in this guide.
8. What Are You Thankful For? - No matter how hard life may be, there are always things to be thankful for. Check out this guide for some more insights into the things everyone can show their appreciation for this Thanksgiving.
9. Lovely Leftovers - Once the holiday is over, you’ll likely be left with a fridge full of leftovers. Here you’ll get some tips on how to safely store your leftovers and some ideas on what to do with them.
10. All Things in Good Plenty: The History of the American Thanksgiving Holiday - In this guide, you’ll learn all about the history of this strictly American holiday. Find out about the first Thanksgiving in 1621 and how the holiday has evolved over almost four centuries.