"Traditions that carry on to the next generation are so irreplaceable.” One Missouri woman came up with a unique way to cherish her family’s Thanksgiving memories each year — and she couldn’t be more ...

For a rustic Thanksgiving craft idea, for example, Amanda Groebner, interior designer and co-owner of TimeWorn Wood, ...

It's easy to get caught up in what we want instead of what we already have. This time of year can be filled with lots of "I want this!" and "I need that!" It can be tough on parents to teach kids ...

A heartwarming Thanksgiving tradition, inspired by Katie Couric, involves families writing what they're thankful for on a tablecloth. Started by Caroline Harrington, the tradition has spanned over two ...

Whether you're looking for a new family tradition to start this holiday season or not, you're about to adopt Deb Mills's family's Thanksgiving tablecloth tradition. Every year since 2000, the members ...

It’s time to take down the ghosts, deflate the lawn decorations and store the 10-foot-tall skeleton. You need to get ready for Thanksgiving. Sprucing up the house for the coming holiday is more than ...

Thanksgiving is just around the corner! We are sure you are super busy preparing elaborate turkey dishes and pies, decorating the dinner table, and giving every nook and cranny of your home a quick ...

Thanksgiving is a time for families and friends to bond and express their gratitude for each other and the world around them. This year, however, Thanksgiving will look different for most families, ...

When we set the table for Thanksgiving dinner, we often choose our best china, our best wine glasses, and, of course, our best linens. But in 2000, one Missouri woman decided to - literally - rewrite ...

Deb Mills started an unusual Thanksgiving tradition when her kids were teens: Everyone signs the tablecloth. Sixteen years and many names later, the tablecloth is a loving testament to the growth of ...

One Missouri woman came up with a unique way to cherish her family’s Thanksgiving memories each year — and she couldn’t be more grateful that she did. In 2000, Deb Mills of Clinton began the holiday ...