As the pandemic continues, people have had to get creative with special occasions. Students have graduated via Zoom, couples have exchanged vows and said “I do” via Zoom, and grieving families have attended funerals via Zoom.
This means that our holidays are going to look a little different this year. You likely won’t be pulling up a chair to the dinner table, instead, you’ll be clicking on a Zoom meeting link to give thanks via a webcam.
Setting up a virtual Thanksgiving will likely be a first for you, but what doesn’t have to be cast to the wayside is that special feeling of being together.
While you might not be holding hands and passing plates around the table, you can celebrate the company by participating in some entertaining Thanksgiving activities!
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