This was a low-key Thanksgiving with most of our siblings and family out of town or otherwise engaged (like being busy caring for our first niece ever, Lucy Ford!). We stayed at my parents' and feasted at Larry's mom's, and even though I only took a few blurry photos, I caught a lot of what I want to remember, a glimpse of everyone in their element.
My dad working on one of his gourmet concoctions to feed us on Wednesday night (chicken pesto pizza with grilled onions and red peppers, topped with potatoes and cheese, which was as amazing as it sounds. Why didn't I inherit his cooking skills? I love just being in the kitchen with him watching him work)
My mom starting on the holiday decorating while listening to Christmas music.
Creed excited to help me in the kitchen. We made 10 dozen rolls because Thanksgiving just isn't Thanksgiving without my mom's recipe for rolls.
Catching a little of the Macy's Parade Thanksgiving morning.
Ollie getting ready for his first feast
Creed playing with the same toys Larry played with at that age. I don't usually hesitate to toss things when they are no longer being used, but Larry's mom's collection of his old toys makes me want to hold onto the favorites at our house to share with the next generation.
Larry's mom playing with the kids
And Larry shopping his heart out. I wanted to avoid Black Friday, but he couldn't wait to get out there, which entertained me enough that I was happy to go along with him.
Oh, we have so much to be grateful for!
2 comments:
We do indeed. A fantastic Thanksgiving and Thanksgiving weekend!
Best day ever! Best food ever! Best robot ever!
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