A feng shui compass is a very helpful element when it comes to finding out location and orientation of a house or building. It will allow you to apply feng shui guidelines in an accurate manner since it will provide you with knowledge on exact orientation your house has.

There are different kinds of compasses, and most useful feng shui compass you can find is one which allow you to look at numbers it shows at same time than you look at building and keep aligned with it. Other kinds of feng shui compasses, most traditional ones, require you to look down in order to watch numbers they show, and this is not as helpful as if you can watch them while keeping your sight up.

Like most people I like to decorate for holidays, and Thanksgiving is no exception. Indian corn, pumpkins, gourds, wheat, fruits, nuts, and anything that symbolizes a bountiful harvest are at top of list for things I like to include in my decorating scheme.

The best way to incorporate all of these items it to design a cornucopia centerpiece for Thanksgiving Day.

Cornucopia is a Latin term derived from two words, cornu meaning horn and copia meaning plenty. The horn of plenty, as it is also known, is shaped like a horn or cone. It is usually shown overflowing with nuts and fruit. (Freeman, Morton, S. The Story behind Words. Philadelphia: Isis Press, 1985)