Thanksgiving is a typically American holiday...The lavish meal is a symbol of the fact that abundant consumption is the result and reward of production.

I am not religious, but I still celebrate the major religious holidays.  The non religious ones, too.  I call them by their official names, but in my head, I'm really thinking of them by the type of feast we will have in celebration of them.  Which makes them way better.

Tomorrow is Easter.  But in reality, it is Ham and Deviled Eggs day and sometimes chocolate day.

Christmas is Ham and Family day.

New Year's eve/Day is Fancy Steak and Champagne day.

Thanksgiving is Turkey day (obviously).

Valentine's Day used to be chocolate day, but somehow Tyler neglects to remember I am a chocoholic almost every year so now it's Crab Leg day...Which is my second favorite food next to chocolate.

Independence Day is Grillable Day.  Also known as Burger Day, and Brat Day,

Halloween is really the only day that doesn't have a food attached to it.

I like food.  That is all.