Zoom has become the new mode of engagement. Diplomas have been given to graduates via Zoom, couples have said “I do” and gotten married via Zoom, and grieving families have attended and mourned funerals via Zoom. Despite circumstances, people have adapted to observe these special occasions, and that will remain the case as the holidays come around. 

It’s important to connect and celebrate, especially in tough times. While it may be harder now given at-home restrictions and socially-distant regulations, it’s essential to check in on family and friends during the holidays. And luckily, you can still spread holiday joy without spreading germs. 

So, while you might not be holding hands and passing plates around the table this Thanksgiving, you can celebrate the company by participating in some entertaining holiday activities. Host a virtual cook-off, take some foodie photography, or play some other virtual Thanksgiving activities. Embrace the untraditional year by making some memories virtually!