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Roanoke Valley Insurance of Ahoskie handles everything from Auto, Life, Marine, Boating, Hunting, Home, Health and Outdoor Insurances. Serving Ahoskie, Murfreesboro, Windsor, Gates County and all areas of North Carolina!

1110 North Academy St. Ahoskie, N.C. 27910 - (252) 209-6024

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Your Trusted Independent 
Insurance agency since 2001

General Liability - Property - Flood - Business Auto - Bonds - Life

Farm/Agricultural - Truck Liability & Physical Damage 

Outdoor: Hunting - Boating - Camping

Equipment Floater/Inland Marine - Commercial Trucking

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Business Hours

Monday - Friday

Closed daily from
1 PM to 2 PM
for lunch

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Helpful Hints and Insights
from your friends here at RVIS

Thanksgiving Survival Guide: Tips for a Stress-Free Feast

 

Thanksgiving should be about gratitude, not chaos. Whether you’re hosting your first dinner or you’re a seasoned turkey tamer, here are some smart ways to keep the holiday joyful, and your stress level low.

1. Plan Backward

Start with your meal time and plan backward from there. Write down when each dish needs to go into the oven, onto the stove, or into the fridge. A clear schedule saves you from the last-minute scramble.

2. Don’t Fear the Store-Bought

No one will judge you for buying the pie crust or the cranberry sauce. Focus your energy on one or two dishes you truly love to make from scratch.

3. Prep Early, Sleep Well

Chop veggies, make sauces, and set the table the day before. Even gravy can be made ahead and reheated—just whisk in a little broth before serving.

4. Think Beyond the Turkey

For smaller gatherings, consider a roasted chicken, stuffed squash, or even a hearty vegetarian main. It’s the togetherness, not the bird, that counts.

5. Set a Cozy Scene

Candlelight, music, and a simple centerpiece (like a bowl of apples or eucalyptus branches) can make your table feel special without adding work.

6. Share the Load

Ask guests to bring something meaningful—Grandma’s rolls, a friend’s favorite wine, or even just ice. People love to contribute, and it lightens your list.

7. Make Gratitude a Moment

Before diving in, take a minute for each person to share something they’re thankful for. It’s a small gesture that turns a meal into a memory.

8. Don’t Stress the Mess

A few crumbs and a full sink are signs of a good meal. Pour another cup of coffee (or wine), grab a helper, and clean up when you can.

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