Happy Thanksgiving everyone! Have a blessed day! I am grateful that you follow my blog.
Take care! Stay safe!
Happy Thanksgiving everyone! Have a blessed day! I am grateful that you follow my blog.
Take care! Stay safe!
Your Thanksgiving feast is history. Now the time is right to just relax and watch television. Are you looking for a kid-friendly show to watch on Thanksgiving? Check out the following list. Please note: As an Amazon affiliate I earn income from qualifying purchases.
Or you could always start the Christmas season early. Watch classic favorites: Miracle on 34th Street, Frosty the Snowman, A Charlie Brown Christmas, or Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer.
Thanksgiving is almost here! Are you looking for a new Thanksgiving tradition to start this year? Or perhaps expand on your existing traditions. Making memories is the best part of the holiday season. If you are searching for new Thanksgiving traditions to start this year, check out the following list.
Happy Thanksgiving! What tradition will you start this year?
Can you believe next week is Thanksgiving? Busy roads are always a major part of the holiday weekend. If you are driving to your destination, consider the following tips for safe Thanksgiving travel.
Most of all, make your road trip an adventure. Have fun. Stop and take photos. Enjoy every minute of the trip.
Happy Thanksgiving!
Are you hosting a big Thanksgiving? Or traveling to a relatives’ house for the long 4-day weekend? Thanksgiving is a great time to get impromptu photos. If you need inspiration, check out the following photo prompts for Thanksgiving.
Happy Thanksgiving!
Do you want to keep the kids busy while preparing your Thanksgiving feast? Or perhaps you just want to be creative over the Thanksgiving weekend. Drawing is a fun and enjoyable art form. The only limit is your imagination. If you are searching for inspiration, check out the following drawing prompts for Thanksgiving.
Get creative! Happy Thanksgiving!
Yes, Thanksgiving comes every year. Unfortunately, over time, those who gather at your table may no longer be here to celebrate. Use your camera or cell phone to preserve your holiday memories with photographs.
Photos to Take for the Best Thanksgiving Memories
Are you ready to capture the laughs, the food, and the joy of Thanksgiving? Get snapping.
Getting Ready
Setting up the table, preparing the kids’ table, decorating, or dressing up for the day are all special moments Snap a few photos during this busy time. The process of getting ready is a major part of Thanksgiving.
Cooking
A large meal usually means more than one person in the kitchen. Capturing the laughs that occur during the preparation of a Thanksgiving feast is always a special memory.
Group Photos
If everyone arrives early, get group photos before the dinner. Spills and dropped food easily stain the best apparel. A large family gathering means a person is always available to watch the kitchen while group photos are being done. For a photo of the entire family use your self-timer on your camera or bribe a neighbor with pumpkin pie to take a quick photo.
Dinner Time
Before everyone digs into the delicious meal, snap a photo of the dinner table. Get the full table with all the decorations, place settings, and the entire food spread. Next, take a photo of everyone coming to the table. And finally, one of everyone sitting around the Thanksgiving table.
If prayer is part of the feast, you have two options. One, skip the photo entirely. Or two, set your camera on self-timer to get a picture of everyone in prayer.
Outdoor Time
Do you play football or hike as a family on Thanksgiving? As long as someone is watching the kitchen, grab your camera and head outdoors to take photos.
Candid and Creativity
Posed photos are great but candid shots are extra special. Photos of your aunt laughing too hard at a silly joke or your grandfather sharing a story with the children invoke emotion. The photos will always be a lasting memory.
Do not be afraid to try different angles, use natural light, or a zoom lens. Try to capture what you are thankful for at Thanksgiving.
Enjoy your day! Happy Thanksgiving!
Thanksgiving is a wonderful time to reflect on the past, appreciate the present, and look to the future. A journal is a great way to preserve memories, explore feelings, and be creative. If you need help on writing about Thanksgiving, check out the following prompts for inspiration.
Journal Writing Prompts for Thanksgiving
Happy Thanksgiving! Keep writing!
Thanksgiving is almost here. Are you looking to add quotes to your social media posts, company email, or your bulletin board at work? The following quotes are great for remembering Thanksgiving.
Happy Thanksgiving!
The holidays are just around the corner. Are you planning your Thanksgiving social media posts on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Twitter, or other platforms? Using hashtags on your personal or business accounts is essential for attracting attention.
Hashtags for Thanksgiving
#Thanksgiving (Basic but always effective)
#HappyThanksgiving
#TurkeyDay
#Thanksgiving2021
#Thankful
#Blessed
#Grateful
#BeypndGrateful
#SpreadBlessings
#ThanksgivingBlessings
#ThanksgivingPrep
#MealPrep
#Thanksgivingfeast
#Thanksgivingfood
#ThanksgivingTable
#Thanksgivingmeal
#ThanksgivingDinner
#ThanksgivingBreak
#Family
#FamilyTime
#Friends
#Friendsgiving
#HolidaysAreComing
#Turkey
#GiveThanks
#FoodComa
#ThanksgivingRoadTrip
#ThanksgivingTravel
#Holidays
#Love
#Life
#Celebrate
#Homemade
#PumpkinPie
#ThanksgivingEve
#AfterThanksgiving
#Leftovers
#CleanUp
#BringOnChristmas
Happy Thanksgiving!