thanksgiving

Forgetting to bring the canned cranberry sauce that you signed up for would be bad, but it's not the worst thing that could happen on Thanksgiving Day. There are three bigger Thanksgiving dinner faux pas that will leave your relatives hungry, grouchy, and well...not thankful.

I don't know about you guys, but Thanksgiving is my favorite holiday, hands down. There are so many parts of that day that make it spectacular - not just the food.

Hearing these cringe-worthy Dad Jokes now may help us rehearse our reactions for Thanksgiving Day when we hear them again. Some of them are so goofy we just have to laugh.

Everyone knows you can't put a frozen turkey straight into the fryer. Right?! These fried turkey fails are tragic and dangerous! Be entertained by these horrendous attempts at cooking, and then use these people as examples of what not to do in the back yard next week.

The traditional Thanksgiving dinner might look a little different in Texas than it does in another state that doesn't seem to have quite the same appreciation for chorizo and chiles. If you're looking to put a little more Texas into your Thanksgiving spread, these recipes will serve as your inspiration.

Matthew McConaughey showing up on your doorstep with a frozen turkey is something that doesn't happen every day. Texas loves Matthew McConaughey, and we might have a lil competition now from Kentucky over who loves him more after this gem.

Being invited to perform on national television at the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade is a huge honor and a big accomplishment. But the trip ain't cheap!  One East Texas teen could use help raising funds for the trip.

We all have much to be thankful for on this day, but Texas may have more reasons as a state than any other

One of the repercussions of creating a huge feast is having an enormous amount of leftovers.  You might be bound and determined to eat and eat until you're sick, but even then you and your family might have a little green bean casserole to spare. So we don't feel totally guilty about our gluttony, here are some unique and productive ideas about what to do with all the leftovers.

What do you call that side dish made of cubed bread, chicken broth, and maybe some celery and sausage? See what other people think about what's right and wrong, and then cast your vote to settle this once and for all.

It's mean to withhold the magic of Christmas from the kids, and I just couldn't do it any longer. Lights on, tree up. And I've discovered three big reasons besides these girls, why Christmas should always start before Thanksgiving.

Pack some soothing, stress-relieving eucalyptus lotion along with the green bean casserole this week. There will be more people on the road than during any of the last nine Thanksgivings, according to AAA.