Do you know these stats and fun facts about Thanksgiving? Like how many calories we eat from the Thanksgiving turkey alone!? About 72% of people will primarily drive to their destinations on Thanksgiving. What is the annual turkey trot? A foot race that is held every year on Thanksgiving There are an estimated 50 million …
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What is your favorite Thanksgiving side dish? You’ll have to see if the rest of the state (you live in) agrees! When it comes to the best side dishes, there are six that are most popular across the United States. The most popular dishes are Green Bean Casserole, Sweet Potato Casserole, Cornbread/Stuffing, Candied Yams and …
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Are you thankful for any of these old school recipes or are you going to be very choosey about what you put on your plate? Gelatin Lime Salad When it comes to Jell-O salad, you need boiling water, a packet of Jell-O mix, crushed pineapple, softened cream cheese, heavy cream and chopped pecans. After mixing …
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These weird but normalized things really bother some people. You’ll have to let me know if they bother you, too! Ghosting “Ghosting people on dating apps who you hardly know is fine; it’s the ones who do it after long-term relationships that are shitty.” -sunflowersugar “Bad” Teachers “Blaming educators for every set of low test …
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When it comes to frozen pizza, what’s your go-to? Here’s to the start of pizza in frozen form and where it’s gotten us to! Before frozen pizza, there was hard flatbread doused with oil and scraps. And that has been around forever. Modern pizza with cheese and tomatoes didn’t come around until the early 18th …
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There are many November national monthly celebrations and you just need to know about them to celebrate them! Do you know about all these monthly things to celebrate? National PPSI Aids Awareness Month National Medical Science Liaison (MSL) Awareness Month National Pet Cancer Awareness Month National Hospice and Palliative Care Month Stomach Cancer Awareness Month …
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You have one last night and a bunch of activities if you have any extra time! What are the kids going as for Halloween tomorrow? Make Pumpkin Slime All you need is some school glue, water, borax, orange food coloring, black and orange glitter and spiders or eyeballs if you want to make it more …
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What are your Pop-Tarts favorites? Do you think there are Pop-Tarts that should be forgotten? Frosted Confetti Cupcake Pop-Tarts Confetti Pop-Tarts, what? These are filled with vanilla cupcake filling, topped with white frosting and of course rainbow confetti sprinkles. People say these are their favorites while others say they hurt their tummies or they were …
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Get in these Halloween activities, you have about a week left! These may be weird, of course, they’re fun! Make Pumpkin Balloons All you need is black markers, stickers or paper and orange balloons. It’s fun to start by stuffing the balloons with candies, treats or trinkets before blowing them up. From there, blow up …
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Do you say ghoul or spirit for Halloween? Or do you use words like skookum or go-devil? Hide-Behind A hide-behind can be also said as a high-behind or a nigh-behind, meaning a ghost or imaginary creatures that always hides behind some object. The 1939 book Critter by Henry Tryon describes a hide-behind as a 6-foot-tall …
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