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  November is one of the best months to spend with your loved ones. Kids have already finished their school year and are now on holiday, workers have more free time for family activities instead of work. Your house probably became brighter and cozier during this season due to colorful flowers, shiny leaves, warm light during nights. Fruits that are ripe at this period are supposed to be the best food ever! Those are all great reasons why you should spend November inside your house... if not for Thanksgiving Day! Thanksgiving Day  Don't worry, it's not too early to think about Thanksgiving because next month is gonna be here before you even notice it. This article will share some Thanksgiving day traditions with you as well as give useful tips on how to prepare for this wonderful day. What is Thanksgiving Day? It's an American holiday celebrated on the fourth Thursday of November. Its purpose is to give thanks for the blessing received in the past year, whether it's harv...

    Hollywood is a place with lots of lights and it entertains people through movies. Hollywood has been there for a long time and it becomes the heart of the movie industry in America. The Film Hollywood There is a Walk of Fame which has stars on them that represent different famous people like actors or actresses who succeeded in making an impact on their work in show business. Different types of artists received this honor over the years, starting from singers and musicians up to writers and directors. The stars are placed right next to each other and they line both sides of the street between LaBrea Avenue and Highland Avenue, also known as Hollywood Boulevard. The tiles containing celebrities' names start at "H" Street (east side) and end just past "G" Street (west side). A few examples of famous people on the Walk of Fame are Bob Hope, Johnny Grant, James Stewart, and Gregory Peck. The Hollywood sign is a symbol of international fame for this city. It is a...

 I like turkey for dinner, but I never cooked it before. What can I do? Well, you're in luck! This article will teach you how to cook a turkey for Christmas dinner so that everyone likes it! Before you start cooking your turkey... First of all, are you ready to spend the next three hours cooking the turkey? Think about this very carefully because there is no way back once it's done. You can't eat something else instead because only one turkey has been prepared! Maybe bring some snacks with you in case you get hungry while waiting… Cooking guide A-Z 1) Decide what size of Turkey to buy.   For every guest that is coming over for dinner, buy 100 grams of turkey meat plus 5 extra grams. If there are 10 people coming over to eat, for example, buy 500 grams of turkey meat. But if you have some greedy guests coming over, like my Aunt Sally who eats the whole turkey on her own without saving any for anyone else (seriously!), then buy an extra kilo just in case! 2)  Cooking t...

     It's that time of year when we eat a lot and go overboard on fattening foods.     Whether you celebrate Christmas or not, it doesn't matter in this instance because these are generally foods that can be found in most people's homes over the holidays. Top 10 Ideas For Christmas Dinner 1. Turkey A staple at almost every table eaten on Christmas day, turkey has been associated with grand meals since European banquets of yesteryear. Even though it is often overlooked by many due to its dryness, if brined correctly it is an absolute winner! Try my recipe here: 5 Hour Honey Brined Roast Turkey with Sage and Onion Stuffing. Serve with a side salad, creamy/buttery mashed potatoes, lashings of gravy and you're good to go. 2. Hams If the turkey is the most common meat consumed on Christmas day, then ham must be a close second. Whether spiral cut or honey-glazed, everyone loves a slice of ham and it can easily become the star for your dinner table if you do it ri...

 It's that time of year again! Christmas is just around the corner and people all over the world are looking to spend this festive season with their loved ones. This, however, can be difficult if you live in a home which is too small or flatly decorated for such events. There's no need to fret though, as we've put together this guide on how to decorate your home for Christmas Day so you and yours can enjoy yourselves! How to propare your home for Christmas First things: we'll start by outlining some quick space-saving tips which will provide more room during your big day: ·  Make use of multiple surfaces like tables and chairs; these will add additional places for guests to sit while opening gifts etc. ·  Use multi-level surfaces to allow for more people ·  Try and avoid having too many electrical appliances on at once - this will prevent a surge in energy bills which you could be paying off until well into the New Year Now that we've got those points out of the way...