Hosting a Thanksgiving dinner is one of the most challenging tasks to embark upon, especially if you invite your family. It is one thing to have a cutesy dinner with some friends and wine, but another thing entirely to have to cook for your mother, siblings, cousins, grandparents, etc… I love my family, but the thought of hosting this kind of dinner with everyone makes me want to curl up in my bed and never leave, so it would probably be a long while before I give it a try. That cannot be said…

As much as I love dogs and believe me, I love dogs , I don't think I would be very happy if a friend decided to show up at my home with a dog without asking for my permission or at least giving me a heads up. Dogs are great, but they are also a lot to deal with, so bringing that energy to someone else's house is definitely something you should run by them first. Especially on holidays like Thanksgiving. If someone decides to host a Thanksgiving dinner, they have to get their house ready for all…

"Motherly duties." Are we in the 1950s?

Anyone Inspired to Try Some Eggnog?

What's your favorite Thanksgiving Day food?

It's never too late to pivot

What Are You Thankful For this Year?

Pass the Cranberries to Distract Me From the Personal Questions

More Thanksgiving drama

Being single during the holidays should be an Olympic sport

So thankful this year

You marry the family too, sweetie.

She slept through the turkey, what's the big deal?

Quite possibly the one place you can guarantee there will be enough food

When the family gets petty, use a clapback

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