One of the highlights of this colder weather is breaking out those fuzzy and familiar pieces of clothing. It’s comforting to throw on that old sweatshirt or sweater, or to find out if that pair of pants still fits. The fall brings a whole new set a rituals to follow, from those prescribed by major holidays to those small ones we create for ourselves, like stopping by a farmer’s stand on the way back from work each day.
The most important ritual is probably that of giving thanks, but you don’t need to wait until the fourth Thursday of November to do it. On page 8, Ashley Lessa asks locals what they are most thankful for when it comes to living on the South Coast. Check it out to see what you and your neighbors have in common!
Of course, there is more to Thanksgiving that simply giving thanks – there’s also all that food. You’re not the only one who has a mild panic attack at the thought of ingesting (or preparing) all those delicious calories. Whether you’re cooking or just chewing, Liz Read has you covered on
