We're doing 7 days of Black Friday giveaways! Today's giveaway is right here on this post. Answer the following question and I'll pick one random winner tomorrow to win a $50 gift card!
Question: what's your favorite thing about Thanksgiving?
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Our family has a "spelling bee" on Thanksgiving LOL! I know it sounds weird but the kids love it. And I buy a chocolate wishbone to give to the winner. It's so fun and I love it...besides the food and family gathering of course!
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~~Sandy~~
OK, I know I should say being with the family. But . . . for me, it's setting the table! I love planning and placing all of the dishes and silverware. I love making the name cards, and crafting the centerpieces, picking out the perfect candles, folding the napkins in a fun way. So much fun for me! (Besides, I'm with my family every single day -- I'm blessed with that already!)
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While I am not a turkey fan, I love love love the stuffing (made the old-fashioned-probably-not-safe-way...in da bird!), dad won't make the stuffing without the whole turkey. The recipe and techniques are the same as when grandpa was in charge of Thanksgiving. At 85 and 90, my parents still insist on making Thanksgiving dinner with all the traditional New England trimmings and my favorite part is seeing how proud my dad is that he can still do this for his family, and that we get to spend time together eating, telling stories, napping, napping, eating again, and more napping. Togetherness - that's my favorite part.
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Spending time with my family is my favorite thing about Thanksgiving!
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I have a few "favorite parts" - getting together with family & friends and eating and playing Pokeno after dinner. Also we have a "wall of turkeys" with all the turkey art over the years. We started asking our guests to make their own hand turkeys over the years so it's fun to see how the art and hand sizes have changed over the years!
Happy Scrapping!
Anne-Marie
Anne-Marie
Football. Watching the Detroit Lions and then the Dallas Cowboys has been a tradition with my family for as long as I can remember. A great way to spend time together.
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Kelly
I love being with my daughter and grandson...but my favorite part is the turkey hangover the next morning.lol
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Spending time with family. This year we treated the kids to cabins in Gatlinburg with us for Thanksgiving week. I'm excited to show them why we have fallen in love with this area. Natures Beauty.... We are missing our elderly parents this year but will have a special dinner with them when we get home.
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Kim Breaux
I love getting with family, eating a delicious meal, and playing games!!
- joannie
Definitely family, food and tradition. I also love making papercraft items for the table, place cards, favors, and napkin rings. I also love playing games and the Macy's day parade!
Suzann
I love Thanksgiving! The food is the best part because there are so many tasty, comfort foods at our feast. My sister hosts this every year and every family brings a dish to share. It is also nice to see family and catch up with those I don't see regularly. I also like watching all the football games while browsing the online sales. It is also nice to have the day off from work.
My favorite part is the whole family getting together, lots of great food (TONS of mashed potatoes!!!) and lots of fun games!!
And then 3 more days off of work!
And then 3 more days off of work!
Love having the family all together for great food and hours of playing card games. I do miss the days of going through the newspaper ads for the Black Friday sales. Making our list of stores to go to and which to go to first. We would start at 3 am and go all day. Divide and conquer is what we did and always had so much fun.
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