Food and family is the main component of any Thanksgiving gathering, no matter the size. And though the gatherings may look different this year due to current health concerns, Thanksgiving is still all about the turkey.
It is that time of year, time for family, food, football, and fun. Though I haven’t seen as many this year, Facebook is usually inundated each November with the “Thankfulness posts” where everyone seems to think that posting each day for a single month what they are thankful for will make up for their (sometimes) ungrateful attitudes the rest of the year.
I’m not exactly sure what we’ll be doing for Thanksgiving this year. Stay home, heat up a small turkey for a few, boil a couple of sweet potatoes, maybe fix just one bowl of cranberry sauce? No matter what, I’m baking a pecan pie. Maybe even two.
If you ask people on the street what they are most thankful for this year, I am guessing that a large percentage would say they are thankful that the year 2020 is almost over.
