Thanksgiving rolls around every year with a twang, cheesy potato casserole and, of course, turkey. Most people prepare themselves to gather with family they love - or don’t get along with - and interrogate them about their ambitions, love life or how their work is going – all over eating clove-covered ham and brown gravy. With all the family drama (or lack thereof), we can all take into account what Thanksgiving is meant for. After your mother-in-law cracks her last passive-aggressive comment, take a deep breath and remember it’s not every day to be in the presence of your loved ones. A time to be grateful, get overly filled, and share memories is a Thanksgiving attitude to have. Enjoy yourself, make the best of it, and think happy thoughts. In a time of great giving, it’s essential to plan out an escape route, you know, just in case the turkey wakes up for revenge or your tupe’d uncle asks about the sound your vehicle made as you pulled in. Taking personal responsibility for…