Why I don't give a $h!t about Thanksgving
In the last decade or so, Thanksgiving has gone from celebrating the first meal shared between the Native Americans and the pilgrims and it has become more about gratitude, and celebrating what we are thankful for. It has gone from Thanksgiving to Thanks+Giving, the act of giving thanks. We see it all over social media with hashtags like #thankful, #grateful, #30daysofthanks, and so on. People are taking time to count their blessings and share their gratitude with others. I love this. Traditionally, Thanksgiving, the celebration of that "big day," is centered around a humongous meal that typically involves more food than any one family can eat. This is what we remember. This is what our memories are made of. We reminisce about family crammed into a house too small to contain all of the visitors, some people sitting at card tables, some on the sofa watching football...traditionally women in the kitchen, football or parades on...