This year was the best Thanksgiving I have had in a long time. It was really laid back. We spent the afternoon with Neal's Aunt Wanda, Uncle Gerald, Austin and their family. The children had a great time with all of the neighboring children. The food was delicious and I really enjoyed the company of the Leggett Family.
After we had all of the fun with the Leggetts, we went home to start our dinner with my family. We had my brother, Alex and his partner, Jeremy, and my Dad over for dinner. We didn't start cooking until late in the evening. Our day was so busy that I forgot to take pics. I am getting slack in that area. Please forgive me.
I have learned over the years of hosting Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year's Day dinners, that the later the dinner, the better for me and my family. I don't have to wake up early in the morning to start cooking the turkey and speaking of cooking the turkey, it is no longer my responsibility to cook!!! Woo Hoo!! We are now the proud owners of a turkey fryer. So Nealsie is in charge of that. I cook and bake the rest. And so by starting cooking later in the afternoon, we get to enjoy time together as a family. That is very important, especially on Christmas day. We love to wake up at the butt crack of dawn with the children and watch them open their gifts. Then we play with their toys and I don't have to worry about dinner until later on.
HAPPY THANKSGIVING. GOBBLE GOBBLE.
About Me
- Galloway Fam
- Leland, NC, United States
- This is a blog created to record our family's roller coaster ride of a life. In this blog you will read about everyday life with us. You will learn that Lilly loves cheer and Trev is ALL BOY! We are quite the busy family. Besides Lilly's cheer practice that goes on 4 times a week (3 hours each day) we also take Master T to 2 soccer practices a week & one soccer game each weekend. How do we find time to throw the parties & get togethers that we have each month, or do homework, or clean the house, or grocery shop, or just spend time together, you may ask. Skill, people. It is a balancing act.
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