Thanksgiving will soon be here and, according to the American Automobile Association (AAA), over 55 million Americans will travel 50 miles or more, 49.3 million of them by car, to celebrate with loved ones.
Though the traffic may be horrendous, there are plenty of activities that make it all worth it. What’s your favorite Thanksgiving activity? Vote in our poll and add your comments, and other activities, in the comments below!
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One Reply to “Reader Poll: What’s Your Favorite Thanksgiving Activity?”
Enjoying food, some football ofc (No Pats till Sunday) but being blessed and thankful for what we have, every day and including the holidays.
Enjoying food, some football ofc (No Pats till Sunday) but being blessed and thankful for what we have, every day and including the holidays.