Are you remembering to start a Thanksgiving tradition with your family this year?
Nothing thrills me more than something fun which also fulfills my family’s core values in life.
Most of us share that core value called “gratitude. ” This Thanksgiving Season is a great time to be expressing that part of life. The more ways you use the better.
Traditions started around the family table are very helpful in this regard.
Do you want to make this act of tradition setting a very easy and fun part of Thanksgiving at your house this year?
You can!
It is easy with this amazingly cute turkey kit that lets your family members write down the things they are most thankful for.
The turkey can sit on your table all during your feast. It will provoke conversations about the things you have written. You will find that you share more this way because you have opened the door for an easy way to approach the subject of thankfulness. Having this fellow around will make expressing your gratitude out loud a lot less complicated and a lot more fun.
What makes this tradition especially good for Thanksgiving is the fact that whenever you buy one of these turkeys; a portion of that money goes to a charity which helps to feed the needy. That fact might inspire you even more.
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You never know what kinds of memories will come from just one little gesture.
So; go ahead and order your turkey now!
Start making those Thanksgiving family traditions come alive.
Another tradition we love at our house is to read stories together. We have compiled our own favorite family tales into a book that is highlighted by seasons. Why not pick out a “Fall” story to read to your family during the Thanksgiving season? You can order the book by clicking on the link provided below.
Happy reading!
Want some more great suggestions? I love this book by Shirley Dobson. She has so many great ideas of ways to start some Thanksgiving Family Traditions inside its cover:
Pick your favorite way and go make some memories today!
Looking for an idea that doesn’t cost a cent? One year we asked our children to take the week before Thanksgiving and write down their best blessing each day. They each decorated a paper sack to drop the blessings inside as they went. On Thanksgiving Day we all pulled out one card at a time and shared our thankfulness together.
Another thing we have done in the past is to memorize Psalm 100 together. On Thanksgiving Day we all repeated it out loud together. The Psalm is full of expressions of Thanks to God for all of the abundance He bestows upon us every year.
HAPPY THANKSGIVING!
HAVE FUN WITH IT!!!!