Alec Hemer
The turkey salad plate set of four is $38.99 at Pottery Barn.
Half the fun of Thanksgiving is setting a festive table, one that encourages family and friends to linger long after the stuffing has done its job. (Yesterday)
Does your household invite stranded college students or other "Thanksgiving orphans" who can't get home to their own families to join you for the big feast? (Yesterday)
Fidgeting is not festive. To make the best possible impression at the holiday office gathering, stand with your arms at your side or behind you, try to make eye contact with other guests, be an active listener, smile and by all means, avoid the mistletoe. (11/23/2009)
Virginia Linn/Post-Gazette
The 208-foot-tall stainless steel cross at the Mission of Nombre de Dios in St. Augustine, Fla., was erected in 1965 to mark the 400th anniversary of the city, which is the location of the nation's first Thanksgiving in 1565, according to Florida historians.
ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. -- Forget the turkey, the silly Pilgrim hats and the buckles. Forget Plymouth Rock and 1621. (11/22/2009)
Atsushi Tsukada/Associated Press
In this 1997 photo, Shigeru Miyamoto, creator of the Super Mario video game series, demonstrates Super Mario 64 in his office at the Nintendo Co. headquarters in Kyoto, Japan.
Mario, the potbellied Italian plumber with a penchant for rescuing princesses, collecting golden coins and gobbling magic mushrooms, has been around for nearly three decades. (11/22/2009)