It was awesome to be with a big and boisterous family on Thanksgiving. Later that weekend I made the traditional dishes from my side that I missed - cornbread stuffing and real pumpkin pie and mashed potatoes, you know, just to round out the holiday.
Oh, and we made turkeys with our friends. Note for next year: feed the babies lunch BEFORE this activity. They were hungry and couldn't believe their luck when mom set piles of candy corns, oreos, rice krispy treats and frosting in front of them. They hand over fisted it before I realized my mistake and had little interest in the pb and j's I threw in front of them a minute later!
It was a fun activity. Luckily I got pictures before Joe bit the beaks off all of them.
Now we are onto Christmas! I love it! Lights, nativities, snow, parties, service projects, treats - there is no end to activities to keep our hearts warm in this extreme, sub-zero, early winter we are having!
(Soapy, naked baby photo bomb)
Riley's new favorite corner, bear quilt compliments of Patti Smith!) |
And then a little ugly sweater bowling with Dave's fellow students. To celebrate the end of their first semester! The near-end, that is. They have a big case competition the next three days and then he is done till Jan 20th!
I last-minute borrowed some bears off of our Christmas wreath to make Riley and my sweaters. She felt quite pretty, I believe.
Whew. You are now up to speed. And we are off to make ornaments with our neighbors! Happy Holidays!
What. The girls in the top photo could almost pass for Abby and Evey.
ReplyDeleteYes, Sophia especially looks a lot like Abby
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