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For many, the holiday season is a welcome change of pace that brings more time to spend with family and friends, the return of time-honored traditions, and an overall uplifting feeling—all things that are needed now more than ever. This issue of American Lifestyle magazine offers ways to preserve the best parts of the holidays, even if they look a little different this year.

From carving the turkey to caroling to wrapping presents, the end of the year is teeming with beloved activities that help make it such a special time. If 2020 has already put a different spin on celebrating other holidays, these ideas for starting entirely new traditions can help you and your family make the most of this season.

Whether you’re planning on hosting the whole family or are preparing for a slightly smaller crowd, this guide for crafting an incredible Thanksgiving table setting will preserve some of the magic and make your dinner feel special—regardless of how many places are set.

And what’s a Thanksgiving table without a plethora of delicious dishes? Instead of preparing the typical meal, making recipes with smaller portions and alternative ingredients will prove just as tasty and can help prevent an overabundance of leftovers.

One thing people are always thankful for this time of year are heartfelt conversations with loved ones. But if you can’t have them in-person, why not try an old-fashioned method: letter writing? It’s personal, intimate, and a great way to stay in touch despite the distance.

No matter what your holiday season is poised to look like for 2020, may you find a way to celebrate and make this time feel special. As always, it’s a pleasure to send you this magazine.



Posted in November 2020 on Sep 08, 2020