Plus, advice for celebrating your first holiday without a loved one
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This Thanksgiving probably looks very different from past ones. Many are celebrating without family members for the first time; some are celebrating alone. It’s hard to feel thankful. And that’s OK! Next year, hopefully, things will be different. That’s what I’m holding onto, at least.
And hey — I’m thankful for you, Huffpost readers. Thank you for allowing us into your inboxes, phones, computer screens and lives. We appreciate your support.
If you managed to make a turkey this year (props to you!), here is a step-by-step turkey carving guide. Just in the nick of time, right?
Xo, Ashley Rockman |
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If you lost a loved one this year and this is your first holiday without them, the day — and frankly, this whole season — is extra hard. We have some advice on dealing with that grief. |
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More and more, health experts warn COVID-19 is spreading at the small get-togethers that many believed were relatively safe. Little by little, people have broadened their quarantine bubbles — a friend here, a family member there. The problem is the number of people each individual person has come into contact with; you may think you’re only seeing 10 people without a mask, but your exposure multiples with each new person you see. Now may be the time to close up your pandemic pod. |
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The Coronavirus pandemic has upended every aspect of life. Here's some of our previous coverage. |
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