Thanksgiving Decor: Thanksgiving is just around the corner, and it’s time to plan more than just the menu—your table decor deserves some attention too! Whether hosting a large feast or an intimate dinner, creating a memorable tablescape can elevate the holiday experience. Luckily, Amazon offers a range of affordable Thanksgiving-themed decor options, all under $20 and starting at just $6, with quick delivery in time for the holiday.

Here are some standout picks:

• Siilues Fall Table Runner ($6): A machine-washable burlap runner with an autumnal pumpkin design, perfect for protecting and decorating your table.

• Oriental Cherry Thanksgiving Napkins with Cutlery Holders ($10): A set of 18 festive holders and 36 gold-foiled napkins featuring a "Give Thanks" message.

• Phliofd Eucalyptus Leaves with Lights ($13): Lighted faux eucalyptus branches with a timer, ideal for a glowing centerpiece.

• Haptime 110-Piece Thanksgiving Decorations Set ($8): A versatile mix of decor items to add festive charm.

• Kurala Turkey Tea Light Candle Holders ($15): Adorable metal turkey candle holders for a warm, inviting table setting.

• Funwheat Round Braided Placemats ($15): A set of six durable placemats to add texture and elegance.

• Cheawrtz 17-Piece Pumpkins Kit ($12): Mini white pumpkins to complete the Thanksgiving vibe.

From festive table runners to glowing centerpieces, these affordable options make it easy to add warmth and elegance to your holiday table. Browse Amazon’s Thanksgiving decor collection for even more ideas!

East Coast: Massachusetts is grappling with its first "extreme drought" designation since August 2022, as prolonged dry weather has severely strained resources and fueled an unprecedented surge in wildfires. Currently, 27% of the state, including Boston, Suffolk County, and parts of Essex, Middlesex, Norfolk, and Worcester counties, falls under the extreme drought level. The rest of the state, except Cape Cod and the Islands, remains in "severe" to "moderate" drought conditions.

Record rainfall deficits—ranging from 8 to 10 inches—have resulted in exceptionally low streamflows, dried-up private wells, and declining groundwater levels. Key water sources, like the Quabbin Reservoir, which supplies drinking water to 40% of the state, including Boston, are significantly impacted, prompting widespread water restrictions.

While the latest storm brought much-needed rain to the region, the single event is far from enough to resolve the drought. Experts caution that months of steady precipitation will be required to replenish reservoirs and groundwater levels. However, the rain has provided some short-term relief for water-dependent industries, such as Christmas tree farms, and may reduce the wildfire threat. Encouragingly, the storm could signal a shift in weather patterns, potentially bringing more wet weather as December approaches.

The Yoga Society Job Board

This is a new section we’re trying out. Looking for a job, look at what we found!

• Remote Content Writer/Strategist - B2B on Shoutt

• Therapy Brands is looking to hire a Content Writer.

• Handshake is hiring a Senior Social Media Manager.

• pMarket needs a freelance copywriter

• Artists & Fleas needs a part-time content creator ($1,600)

• No Revisions needs a TikTok editor

• Miricanvas needs a freelance template designer

• Parade needs a contract health and wellness editor ($30-$40/hour)

😋 MMM, Yummy! 

We’re not done drooling over these ideas for the dinner table next week. Think you’ll trying any of these out?

• Apple-Cranberry Salad

• Mini Cranberry-Cheesecake Pies

• Savory Sweet Potato Casserole

• Tee's Corn Pudding