Giving thanks in 2020
Luckily, Thanksgiving is all about spending time at home with loved ones, so in some ways, it’s the perfect COVID-friendly holiday. But, it’s also historically one of the busiest travel weekends of the year, and is followed by hoards of shoppers lining up for Black Friday sales—not to mention packed parades, college kids returning home and relatives crowding in to stay overnight. According to one recent survey, nearly 70 percent of Americans expect to celebrate Thanksgiving a bit differently this year, but we’ll manage to adapt Turkey Day to the pandemic just as we’ve done with other 2020 holidays. So settle in for a cozy, intimate Thanksgiving gathering with your closest family and friends—as etiquette expert Diane Gottsman says, it’ll be like “making cranberry sauce out of cranberries”! Also, try to avoid these common turkey mistakes.
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Tina Donvito