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How to Survive Thanksgiving

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Learn how to survive Thanksgiving Day stress with expert tips on dealing with family and friends for the holidays in this free video series.

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Summary: Family gatherings are a tradition in most American households for Thanksgiving dinner. Observed on the fourth Thursday of November in the United States, Thanksgiving celebrates giving thanks for bountiful harvests, as well as celebrating family and friends. It is generally a very traditional family event. Sometimes called Turkey Day, Thanksgiving dinner almost always features turkey, but also stuffing, mashed potatoes, sweet potatoes, cranberry sauce and pumpkin pie.

Thanksgiving is a great day to gather friends and family in celebrations, but what happens when the celebrations turns into a stressful nightmare. Our expert is here to rescue you from the annual Thanksgiving dinner disasters. In this free video series, our expert will offer up tips and advice on how to keep your Thanksgiving dinner fun and stress free. Learn how to plan ahead for traveling relatives, snacks and games. Get tips on how to remain calm on Thanksgiving and when the best time to eat dinner should be. If you have a holiday event, let our expert show you how to maintain your cool for these stressful times.

About the Expert

Expert: Matt Cail is a part-time party and social event planner. In this role he has offered his services at weddings, birthday parties, office events, and various holiday and observance events throughout the year. He has used his artistic talents to design invitations, place cards, and other decorations, and has organized impromptu catering events with fine selections of beverages and food. He has also worked with individuals of all budgets and preferences, from lavish to inexpensive, and from Spartan to gaudy. In addition, Matt has hosted annual New Year's, Superbowl, Oscar, summer barbecue, Halloween, Christmas, and movie parties for the past decade with guest lists ranging from 10 to 100. He continues to refine these and other social events to produce the maximum amount of enjoyment possible.

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