Thanksgiving

We had a very low key Thanksgiving. We had no visitors and we stayed home and made a meal for just our family. My sister sent me a cool craft idea that I did with the kids. They had a fun time with beans and glue. We had a nice meal. We spent the whole dinner counting our blessings. Each person got to name one thing they were grateful for and then it rotated on to the next person. We did that for the entire meal and some were quite touching and others rather humorous but we had a good time.

Our spread, just before our meal.


That evening, after dinner, we went over to Selina and Mike Kelly's home. (Jason's sister and her husband.) Jason's sister, Jenny, came up from Oregon with her two kids. Kaylee is three and Braden was born the first of September so we got to meet him for the first time. Ryan, her husband, was unable to make it up for the weekend. We had dessert there and my kids voted on bringing cupcakes.


We brought our candle creations and gave them to Aunt Selina, Aunt Jenny, and Gramma Lindh.

We had a good time socializing with family and took the opportunity to take a picture of all the Lindh grandchildren together.


It was a great Thanksgiving.