Thanksgiving Count Down

Thanksgiving is 15 days away! It's time to get your food orders in, send your invitations, and clean up your living room, dining room, and kitchen. There is a lot to do!


I have created a Thanksgiving Checklist for you so it becomes easier as the days tick by. It includes a playlist for background music when you greet your guests, during dinner, and when you share memories. 





There is nothing worse then leaving everything to the last minute and you become super stressed! The holidays are stressful enough with, hmmm, let me think.......FAMILY! 

At least get yourself ready for hosting will take one major obstacle away. 





Now if you enjoy Apple Pie on your Thanksgiving table, I have the most amazing recipe! 


Apple Pie Recipe

To check out the recipe, please visit My Apple Pie Recipe on Vocal.Media 

It will show you step by step with full recipe on how to make this homemade apple pie! 


I hope you you enjoyed this blog post and follow me. That's all for now! 



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