{"id":130,"date":"2007-11-09T18:30:39","date_gmt":"2007-11-09T22:30:39","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/themagicalbuffet.com\/blogx\/2007\/11\/09\/a-very-tequila-thanksgiving\/"},"modified":"2009-11-18T19:52:20","modified_gmt":"2009-11-18T23:52:20","slug":"a-very-tequila-thanksgiving","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/themagicalbuffet.com\/blog1\/?p=130","title":{"rendered":"A Very Tequila Thanksgiving"},"content":{"rendered":"

Every family has their own Thanksgiving tradition. <\/span>For instance, when I was younger, my family would drive to a town about a half hour away to the Holiday Inn where we would spend our Thanksgiving swimming in a heated indoor pool and having Thanksgiving dinner at the restaurant. <\/span>I’ve found that some people think that’s odd, but if you want the most relaxing Thanksgiving ever, try our family’s tradition. <\/span>Now that I’m older and no longer live at home, the tradition has changed, but we still occasionally all go out for dinner on Thanksgiving.
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<\/span>That leads me to this find. <\/span>If you’re looking for an interesting Thanksgiving experience, I’d like to suggest a trip to the Hyatt Regency Tamaya Resort and Spa<\/a>. <\/span>They’re offering a “Pueblo-Style” Thanksgiving<\/a>. <\/span>The package includes,
<\/span>overnight accommodations, $25 resort credit, two cocktails in the Rio Grande Lounge, 10% discount coupon for the Galleria Tamaya, participation in the resort’s complimentary holiday activities (Football Lounge, carriage rides, holiday movie, Traditional Pueblo dancing, bread baking and flute playing, $20 in free slot play at the nearby Santa Ana Star Casino). <\/span>Some other activities are a Thanksgiving brunch in Santa Ana Café and Corn Maiden and tequila and wine tasting. <\/span>Nothing says Thanksgiving to me like the opportunity to attend a tequila tasting! <\/span>
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<\/span>Seems like an odd way to spend Thanksgiving? <\/span>Maybe to you, but trust me, people will be there drinking their tequila and enjoying Pueblo dancing. <\/span>In the times we live in, I think we need to evaluate what traditions actually mean and how they’re celebrated. <\/span>Does Thanksgiving mean a house full of people, hours of cooking, and watching the game? <\/span>Or does it mean tequila tastings and Pueblo bread baking? <\/span>Is there really a right or wrong answer to the question of how to celebrate Thanksgiving, or any holiday for that matter? <\/span>Personally, I don’t think so.<\/p>\n

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