Step 1
Remember the reason for the holiday. Thanksgiving is a day to be thankful for all that you have, to give thanks for all you've gotten through in the past year and to give thanks for even the little things in your life.
Step 2
Gather your family and friends together. Thanksgiving is a holiday to share with your loved ones, so plan to spend the day with them.
Step 3
Plan a large dinner, complete with all the trimmings. Tradition dictates the main course is turkey. The side dishes vary by families and regions. Consider serving sweet potatoes, corn, mashed potatoes, rolls and other family favorites.
Step 4
Watch the Thanksgiving Day parades with the kids. You can tune your television to any major network and you'll see one of the many parades. The Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade is the most popular, which ends with the appearance of Santa Claus.
Step 5
Experience a football game. The NFL puts on a great show for your Thanksgiving entertainment. Gather all the football fans around the television to watch the big game.
Step 6
Get a good night's sleep. The day after Thanksgiving, known as Black Friday, is the biggest shopping day in the United States. It is the start of the holiday shopping season, and you can find many great deals.
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Eurochocolate 2009: Europe's biggest chocolate festival in Perugia posted: Saturday 03 October 2009 by Alison in: Umbria Italian Cuisine and traditional recipes Dessert Festivals The Italian food festival you’ve all been waiting is nearly here, with Eurochocolate starting on October 16 in the home town of Baci Perugina. Every year, Perugia in Umbria hosts the chocolate festival, and this year opening the festival are food artists Matteo Ragni and Paolo Ulian. The event lasts until October 25th and will include the usual tastings, events, exhibitions and general indulgence. This is one where the chocoholics will have to detox afterwards. October 12th is Chocoday and functions as the chocolate industry trade fair. Producers, traders, patisseries, chocolatiers and chocolate lovers will be able to meet and share their cocoa secrets, and the public also gets the chance to visit the workshops and laboratories of chocolate makers during the first edition of the Cioccolaterie Aperte event.
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