Hello from HomeHaven as we celebrate Thanksgiving 2009. This is one of my sweet daughter-in-laws, Shell. Quick get the camera...she's wearing an apron. She told me she never wears an apron, but was wearing one just for me!!! She's this years Hostess and we were well taken care of.
We celebrated Thanksgiving with Family in Oklahoma. We rolled into their town Wednesday night, celebrated Thanksgiving on Thursday, ventured out on BLACK FRIDAY, had a Santa Photo Session on Saturday and then traveled to where my folks live. Visited a few hours. Then returned HOME to unpack, unwind and sleep.
Before we advance to Thanksgiving Dinner, let's check out some of Shell's Interior Decorating. It's pretty with earth tones.
I tried really hard to capture our 2 year old Grandson in action and see what I came up with? The camera focused when he had his back side to the camera! He is an active little guy. It melts my heart when he looks up at me and smiles.
Cousins played together. Here our 8 year old Grand decorates her 2 year old cousin. When the Thanksgiving Parade came on the television, the kids would cheer and hollar about who they were seeing.
The youngest addition was decked out in Autumn Colors and is such a sweetie. Absolutely adorable at one month old. I was honored to feed him while Shell prepared the feast. I didn't have to fix a thing. My daughter joined in to help. We had a wonderful time and dined on a delicious traditional Thanksgiving Meal.
There was a Pilgrim there and several Native American Indians. They came in peace and were nice to be around.
Our Traditional Thanksgiving Meal was delicious.
Menu:
Relish assortment:
Black and Green Olives
Sweet Pickles
Cranberry Sauce
Bread:
Hawaiian Dinner Rolls with Butter
Main Dishes:
Smoked Turkey
Chicken and Dumplings
Dressing
Mashed Potatoes with Gravy
Mashed Sweet Potatoes
Sweet Corn
Green Bean Casserole
Desserts:
Double Layer Pineapple Cake
Cherry Cheese Cake
Pumpkin Pie with Whipped Cream
Sweet Potato Pie
Beverages:
Iced Tea
Hot Coffee with Cream and Sugar
This Cheesecake is something to SMILE about! My little 8 year old Grand FIXED THIS!!!
And this about sums it all up!!!
God Bless you. May we continue to focus on the goodness of God and the many Blessings we have. December is here. May you have the most wonderful time of the year decorating for Christmas and celebrating Our LORD Jesus's Birthday. God says in HIS word to remember His benefits. So I shall.
Psalm 103:1-5
1) Praise the LORD, O my soul;
all my inmost being, praise his holy name.
2) Praise the LORD, O my soul,
and forget not his benefits-
3) who forgives all your sins
and heals all of your diseases,
4) who redeems your life from the pit
and crowns you with love and compassion,
5) who satisfies your desires with good things so that your youth is renewed like the eagle's.
Yum...everything and I mean everything was soooooo good.
~Deanna~ 
3 comments:
Hey D!
Great post and pictures. It makes me want turkey dinner all over again. The smoked turkey was awesome!
Love the pictures of all the grands but my favorites are the littlest one in his fall colored stripes, and the busy little guy running his finger on the plate and then licking it off!
Thanks for sharing. Great time, great memories. Our daughters did an outstanding job with this meal. Looked like the Pilgrim and native americans enjoyed it as well.
Rg
HI D!!!!
Love the apron!!! I wore one all day and the only pic taken of me it was not on, how did that happen??? I promise I did not take it off???
Love all the pics of the food, kinda looked like ours!!!!Makes me hungry for it again!!!!
Those grands of yours are so sweet and fun!!! Love their little costumes!!!!!
fun day!!!!
I am glad you joined in on Black Friday!!!! it was a fun night!!!!
and day!!!!haha
hugs,
jamie
WOW!! Your feast looks amazing! So much delicious food...I want to dip into each photo and taste a bite. :)
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