Thanksgiving Gift

RE: Thanksgiving Gift Post By Tawnda (Guest Post) (11/21/2004) For the first time in many years my family is going to some dear friends of ours for Thanksgiving. She will only let me bring a dessert and I feel so odd because for one, I am usually the one cooking everything, but for two, my family has seven people in it! So I bought this candle that comes in a Mason jar and is flavored "Oatmeal Raisin Cookie". It smells so much like the season and it was inexpensive at Walmart. I am also taking a pumpkin that I already had at my home for decoration and carving it out just enough to set a pot of flowers inside of it. I will probably add rafia ribbon bows to it as well. RE: Thanksgiving Gift Post by badwater (529) | (01/23/2003) Contact Nice smelling candles are always welcome in my home. To me there is nothing more welcoming when a person walks in the door as a nicely scented candle burning. To me, it just makes the atmosphere, despite the occasion. cheese and crackers Post by admin2 (369) | (12/04/2000) Contact Bringing some cheese and crackers or other "eat before the meal" snacks is a good idea. You could also bring some wine or sparkling cider. Aggie Poinsettia's Post by admin2 (369) | (12/04/2000) Contact Poinsettia's are always nice for this time of year. It will probably last until Christmas and will be a nice decoration. Marianne A bottle of wine Post by admin2 (369) | (12/04/2000) Contact A bottle of wine is always a nice gift. Or how about a decorative, scented candle in a nice candleholder? Depending on how much you want to spend, flowers are nice, too, maybe a small centerpiece for the table. Karen