Thanksgiving

I love the holiday season and I love Thanksgiving it's always interesting to see all the things that have happened on Thanksgiving Day throughout the years.

I understand. Having the kids home for any extended time can drive even the greatest of parents a little crazy. The kids in Amarillo are out of school starting today. The Canyon kids have been out all week.

The good news is that it looks like you'll have plenty of options when it comes to where you will be taking in a movie with the family on Thanksgiving.

We are dreaming of Turkey. Everything is consumed with food this week. Kids will be out of school, if they are not already. The holiday season is here.

We have a lot to do this week. Hopefully you already have that turkey in the fridge thawing. We will need to start preparing for our family get together on Thursday. For one meal we sure take a lot of time preparing.

Thanksgiving is a time to give thanks, but sometimes having Thanksgiving with family can turn into a total disaster. That's why sometimes, it's best to just celebrate Thanksgiving with your friends. It's Friendsgiving.

Every year it seems we have the same battle. We get to make our menu for Thanksgiving. We go to the store with a list. We have the best of intentions.

The food banks are the last option available for some to have holiday feasts. They need our help.

You know the saying, Everything is Bigger in Texas, it's true and that includes Tik Tok. Texans are very well represented on Tik Tok and they are ready for Thanksgiving. Here are some Texas Thanksgiving Tik Toks.

I know it is not the outcome you anticipated. You pull out your turkey after it has been cooking all day. Regardless if you used the oven, the deep fryer, the smoker or even the Instant Pot, it didn't turn out right.

So it has been a while since our last bunch of scammers were trying to get us. Unfortunately as we are getting close to the holiday's this is not the case. For some reason the holiday's, which should bring out the best in people, sometimes don't.

This year marks the 49th year for the program.