After all the little boys left and the cleanup was done, we were ready
to host Thanksgiving with our friends who live up the street. Liam got a
monster bird-a whopping 24 pounder!-which he smoked on the Big Green Egg. Our
friends brought about half the dishes and we had a very nice Thanksgiving
evening with them. Check out the pictures:
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Getting the holiday table ready |
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Liam carving The Beast |
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Liam and Harrison getting in touch with their inner and outer wolves |
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Graham and Alden playing a game. |
Thanksgiving is over and now its full on Christmas, people.
Are you ready? I am slightly ahead of schedule since I bought many presents
already through a fundraiser at Graham’s school. I’m participating at a pop-up
shop here in Beacon that features all locally made goods so I will be
looking there first to fill the rest of my needs. I am selling a few of the
tables I’ve been making. Click the above link and scroll down the page to see
some examples of my work.
One of my biggest challenges of winter is keeping a very
active boy busy indoors during the long winter months. The novelty of all the
Legos he got for his birthday has
worn off a bit, I’m sad to say. Our house is full up with Legos, we don’t need
any more so if you were contemplating getting Graham some Legos for Christmas
please don’t! He really likes board games, especially ones that are
challenging. He has a game called SMART by Brainquest that is like a kid version of Trivial Pursuit that
he is crazy about. He also LOVES math and is doing very well in science so
anything that is an activity involving math and science that he can play at
home, like this for example, is something he would love. Of course, baseball is still #1 with him. We
just shelled out for a membership to a place called Extra Innings, where he can
go during the winter for indoor batting practice.
I hope everyone had a great Thanksgiving will be having a
wonderful holiday season!
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