Dave and I cooking!!!
Thanks Alicia for the great picture.
Grand kids working the magic on gingerbread houses.
Thanksgiving started at 3:30 am stuffing the bird. Thankfully grandma didn't have to pluck feathers or cut the head off. Dinner was at noon. The Evans, Hillers and our niece Erin ( from BYU by way of Portland, Oregon.) It took a lot longer to do dishes, then to devour the meal. But we are very grateful for our family here and away. Chad and Emily are in Louisiana. Chase and Raquel in Ohio. My parents in Mesquite. After the dishes were done and the floors swept (thanks everyone), Great grandma and grandpa Davis made Gingerbread houses for the grand kids to decorate. The kids are very creative and had a great time. We are very grateful for all who share their lives and experiences through their blogs. Friends and family seem closer, and it's great to hear about your life, travels, children and spouses. We love and appreciate all of you.




6 comments:
That was A LOT of fun!!! Thanks for making this day all about family!! The food was great and we are thankful that you put the time and effort to make this day so NICE for me and my family!!
Thanks again Mom and Dad, your the BEST!
Looks like you guys a great time! I love Carsten's turkey! We missed you guys.
It is always so good to check up on your family through the blogs, it looks like Thanksgiving was a real celebration at your house and the Gingerbread Houses are adorable, what a fun tradition!
3:00 a.m. stuffing the bird??? Looks like it was all worth it. What a fun time!
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