Thanksgiving

I don't make "To Do" lists, I make a "TA DA! LIST." Whenever I write up a 'To Do' list, nine times out of ten, I will NOT get anything done. I have to psych myself out sometimes, and I came up with the "Ta Da!" list as a creative way to get me excited about mundane tasks by inserting FUN tasks...

There are a lot of things to like about Thanksgiving.

This is not your traditional Thanksgiving meal.

Thanksgiving is creeping up on us quicker than the time it takes to finish your first helping and delve into seconds.

I was honored, once again, to be a part of the 13th annual Celebrity Turkey Bowling at Grocery Outlet. We saw representatives of the military, the police department, radio, TV, newspaper and more all bowling turkeys for charity. For every strike, Grocery Outlet donates a turkey to the charity of the team's choosing.

It's time for Americans to start their engines.

Thanksgiving dinner may fill up your tummy, but will it also fill up your bank account?

Celebrity Turkey Bowling is this Friday morning from 8-10 at Grocery Outlet 2109 S. First St. For every strike the teams of local celebrities get, we donate a turkey to a local charity.

The day after Thanksgiving you may be stuck with all the leftovers. This is always a great day as there are a lot of things you can do with said leftovers. Instead of just making as many sandwiches as you can with the leftover turkey (and, trust me, there's nothing wrong with that) Here are some great ideas...

I recently bought a spiral-cut ham and I was planning on serving it at Thanksgiving Dinner, but unfortunately, it is still sitting in my refrigerator! I do plan to cook it up this weekend, but first, I want to find the perfect recipe and technique so that I can make a "copy cat" version of Honey Baked Ham...

This guy sure knows why he's thankful.

How long should you wait until you get thirds? Should you tell Uncle Walter his teeth fell into the cranberry sauce? How do you find the words to describe Aunt Muriel's stuffing without offending her? Good questions all, but none are the most pressing on Thanksgiving.