Thanksgiving 08 Recap

This Thanksgiving we traveled to North Georgia to visit my family. We began our trip a week ago today. L had a "Thanksgiving Feast" at her preschool and they sang Jesus Loves Me for us. They had made their Indian hats and vests. Too cute. Please excuse the red eye -- no time to edit....

After her program, we picked A & M up early from school, and headed to Georgia.

We met Grammy and Granddaddy at a movie theatre in Chattanooga where we saw Bolt in 3D. Cute movie. You should see it.....that is if you can afford it -- I was shocked and appalled that it cost us the regular $9 a ticket for adults plus a $5 each production fee.....Thank you Grammy and Granddaddy for the gift of such a movie! The girls really enjoyed it! And B slept through the whole thing - which was a blessing to everyone.

On Thanksgiving, we went to my Grandmother's house for lunch. We got to see LOTS of family we don't get to see often. It was wonderful. My uncle had raked leaves into piles in my grandparents yard.....I'm not sure he was so happy to look outside and find this happening.They were having so much fun, though!

Oh, and look who strong armed her tooth that same day. Seriously! It was barely even loose.

Friday, I did join the Black Friday mess for just a little bit to get some shopping done. When I returned, we made some cookies.

Then we went to my dad's brother's house to visit with his side of the family. And again we saw lots of family we haven't seen in a while. The picture to the left is my girls and our cousin, S. They love to play with her and can't wait to see her again.

The other picture is of my dad and B. B was so excited that he was kicking his legs. He was kicking so hard and so much that he looked like one of those cartoon characters who is running in place. This is not unusual. He is a very wiggly baby.

We returned on Saturday and met Granddaddy C. and Nana Lee Anne for supper. They spent the night and went to church with us on Sunday morning. We all had lunch together and they returned home that afternoon.

We had an incredibly blessed Thanksgiving. We hope you did, too!