

What would Thanksgiving be without a texting teenager?



We set up a TV for the kids to watch a movie in a quiet room. It was so great! The kids also played a lot in the gym and gave the adults plenty of time to get whooped in boggle by my dad.
Other great things about 2008 Thanksgiving:
- My mom, Cami and I divided the labor and no one felt over-whelmed
- We ate at 1 which forces you to finish your cooking early and play the rest of the day
- The weather was nice enough for me to rollerblade with Austin and Adeline outside
- Once the church was cleaned up, everyone came to my house for more food (Duh), football (for the boys), and flipping through Black Friday ads (for the girls, minus me)
1 comment:
sounds like fun! Your mom does the cutest little crafty projects with the kiddies!! HOW FUN!
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