We spent Thanksgiving day with my family in the hometown. Remember when I said there are too many of us to count and the only way to make us quiet is to play Ave Maria on the speakers? Well, this year there were only about 30 of us -- the entire family would include 50-60 people -- but it was still a rowdy crowd. Just for proof, here is our quiet moment...
And then there were a few wild, wonderful memories made...
Left: Our newest additions play together and ran around all afternoon screaming, "Ba! Ba!", which means "ball."
Right: I snapped this beautiful shot of my parents and their grandboy. Lurve!
Left: The teenagers snuck the ice cream cake into the pantry. After being caught, their mothers "scolded" them and then joined them.
Right: Finally, Uncle G jumped in and stole a bite before it was all gone.
Left: Leftovers!
Right: Hub and I relaxed together after stuffing ourselves.
This weekend, we'll have dinner with Hub's family and enjoy some quieter moments. I can't wait!! I love any excuse for more food and family time. :)
HAPPY {belated} THANKSGIVING!
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