15 Ways Americans Celebrate Thanksgiving Abroad
Features & Advice Rich Thomaselli November 27, 2019
Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving is a uniquely American holiday, a celebration that began in 1621 when 90 Native Americans joined 53 Pilgrims for a feast that lasted three days.
Almost four centuries later, little has changed. Not even the three-day thing when you factor in a four-day weekend with friends and family, and, of course, leftovers.
Those turkey sandwiches and green bean casserole can go a long way.
But it can be a different story while living abroad. Here are 15 ways Americans celebrate Thanksgiving overseas.
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