Family are gathered, pies are baked, wine will soon flow, football is queued, and the bird is already releasing heavenly, succulent smells that will quickly infiltrate every corner of the house. By the end of the day, tummies will be stuffed, the room will be full of laughter and games, and eventually, we’ll all pass out in a food coma before our first holiday movie of the year.
Does this sound like your home on Thanksgiving Day?
For us, Thanksgiving has always been about family, food, and celebration. And while millions of Americans typically travel home for the holiday season, we’ve experienced the festivities abroad. So how do we celebrate when so far from home? And how has travel changed this American tradition for us?
