Whether you set the Thanksgiving table for 2 or 200 or celebrate the holiday with Friendsgiving1, Fakesgiving2 or have one big fabulous feast on Thanksgiving3 proper--ENJOY!
No matter how you celebrate Thanksgiving--appreciate the moment & surround yourself with good people and good food. Really, what more do you need in life? Laugh out loud, put on the comfy pants and belly up for seconds and thirds. Turn the leftovers into epic casseroles and colossal sandwiches and have a most wonderful, beautiful, awesome Thanksgiving.
Need some inspiration for a fun & easy Turkey-day decor? Check out a few ideas from our annual Friendsgiving Feast!
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| Painted burlap banner.. made in minutes an hour before dinner. |
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| Linen napkins bought at an online craft store, stamped for personalization. |
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| Family candlesticks bring together the old and the new. |
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| Time to break out the nice china! |
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| Dessert station is early in the day to avoid last minute scrambling. |
Cheers!
K&H
1. Friendsgiving \ˈfrends\' -ˈgi-viŋ
noun 1. the act of feasting with ones friends who are like family in the month of Thanksgving but not on actual Thanksgiving.
adjective 2. awesome
2. \ˈfāk\ giv' ing
noun 1. the act of feasting with family and/or friends at any moment in the calendar year when said group is all together, not actually on Thanksgiving or necessarily in the month of November.
adjective 2. awesome
3. \thaŋ(k)s-ˈgi-viŋ
noun 1. A holiday that commemorates a harvest festival celebrated by the Pilgrims in 1621, and is held in the United States on the fourth Thursday in November.
exclamation 2. duh
adjective 3. awesome
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