Thanksgiving

The CDC doesn't want us to travel much if at all this Thanksgiving, but sometimes ya gotta go. If you're flying, there are two airlines that are leaving middle seats empty.

Let's talk pie. Is apple or pumpkin more popular on your Thanksgiving table?

Is it PEA-can or Puh-CON? The internet may have gotten this right and either way the pie is delicious.

I love Thanksgiving. I love the meal, the time off and getting together with friends and family. But there a couple of Thanksgiving menu items that I could really do without.

Traveling for the Thanksgiving holiday is going to be challenging with several weather systems likely to cause delays from coast to coast.

On Thursday I could serve up Rice-A-Roni with wheat bread.

Holy cow, there are only five weekends remaining in 2019. Christmas is like 30 days away (and counting) and that damn Elf on a Shelf is going to show up any day now.

Thanksgiving is next week. Yikes. Time to get organized now, so you are not running around like a turkey with its head cut off. This daily to-do list is for those who are attempting to host a Thanksgiving dinner.

If you're hosting Thanksgiving dinner next week you'll want friends and family to feel welcome of course, but there are several reasons why they won't, and they'll be looking to duck out early. Uh oh.

As your hands are digging through the turkey cavity for that slippery gravy packet, you'll be able to ask Alexa for help without risking salmonella by picking up your phone. There's help for pie bakers too.

A new report from asecurelife.com ranks Montana #8 on the list of Most Dangerous States for Thanksgiving Holiday Travel. North Dakota topped the list with Wyoming at #3.

I don't fall asleep by 3pm. I can make it until about 4:23.