1. “Tuka” When Christopher Columbus first landed on America he thought he was in India. He named the thanksgiving bird a turkey because of its origin “tuka” which means peacock in some parts of India. 2. Thanksgiving is for fasting The pilgrims meant Thanksgiving to be a time of prayer and fasting in gratitude for their many blessings. It was the Native Americans who joined that introduced food and celebration to the occasion. 3. Jingle Bells, Jingle Bells, Jingle All The Way

Company moral is becoming more and more important and company parties are a great way to create a sense of community and positive energy among coworkers and their supervisors. Employees are more likely to attend company parties than any other company social event so here are a few tips to make it the best. Have a photo booth and let them take as many pictures as they want. This will allow employees to create lasting memories that they can look back on. They may even post thes