Did that stop us from making all the delicious items, including my first cracks at stuffing and gravy? No, it did not.
Did that stop us from being incredibly festive, listing at least one item each for which we are grateful? No, it did not.
Did that stop us from setting a gorgeous tablescape with the traditional handmade hand turkeys from when Mac and Shef were little? For sure not.
Also, by the way, and not to brag, but the stuffing and the gravy totally turned out. The stuffing tasted like sage, and the gravy was rich and salty.
As an added bonus, clean-up for six is quicker than clean-up for 20, so we had time to see Wonder at the local stadium-seating movie theater. It was lovely, and I cried through pretty much the whole thing.
All this, and I haven't even mentioned the turkey trot. Shef smoked me, per usual, but this time, I paced Mac to a 22:08 finish in his first ever 5k. The spectators were amazed that a little person ran so fast and gave him a lot of love. He inspired me to really kick it in, as well, for a solid 22:10.
Dan didn't go to the trot, but he did take this picture of us as we headed out the door:
And now, still an extra day off. Yay hooray.
7 comments:
Congrats! You rocked Thanksgiving. Go Mac!
It was a delicious, well decorated and fun feast! Thanks! In addition to the Turket Trot, you totally rocked the whole day. I am grateful!
What a great Thanksgiving. FABULOSO!
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