I’ve always loved Thanksgiving. I think it’s due to the wonderful memories I have growing up and going to my grandparent’s house on the Olympic Peninsula in Washington, making homemade apple cider, getting dressed up for dinner (in a stretchy skirt of course), and spending time with my cousins and aunt and uncles around a huge fire made by my grandpa.
Though we were not with MY aunts, uncles and cousins this year, my kids were with THEIRS. I’d like to think they are starting to love the holiday as much as I do and they’ll look back on these years spent with family fondly.
While I did not get pictures on Thanksgiving, I did the day after when we met up with my brother, sister, grandparents and their spouses, and cousin Sofia of course. We took the kids to Wheeler farm to see the farm animals, had a yummy lunch, games, naps and out to dinner for birthday celebration for my younger sister Laura. It was a wonderful day for all. I’m thankful for ALL my family!
Lucy and Sofia.
No animals were injured in the taking of this picture. In fact, this animal was not even aware Isaac was on him. Thanks Uncle Matt for putting my son on this ridiculously huge animal!
I thought we had moved past this smile. Apparently not.
We had a great time….so glad we are close to be able to visit!
That picture with the pig is awesome.
Such a fun day! Thanks for coming up. Geoff….please, please, please tell Matt how to change this blasted password.
What a great day! So did you go out for veggie food?
Thanks for coming up Leah. That was so much fun. Jared and I were saying the best part of that farm (besides seeing the largest pig and rabbit of my entire life) was watching Lucy climb up on that tractor all by herself. That was pretty impressive and creative of her.
Looks fun. Member the time we had thanksgiving together? I’ll spare everyone the details, but YOU know what happened…
hahaha