Twenty-one attended and we had a wonderful time. Grandma, Grandpa, grandsons, granddaughters, Great Uncles and Great Aunts, Aunts, Uncles, brothers, sisters, brother in laws, sister in laws, nephews, nieces, sons, daughters, cousins, and good family friends all came and celebrated The Order of Good Cheer. Lots of good food, conversations, music, laughter, playing, and pumpkin pie to boot. Thank you Lord, for this years bounty that you have blessed us with.
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“Blessed are those whose strength is in you, who have set their hearts on pilgrimage/journey to Zion.”- Psalm 84:5
Tuesday, October 11, 2011
Thanksgiving Dinner 2011
Twenty-one attended and we had a wonderful time. Grandma, Grandpa, grandsons, granddaughters, Great Uncles and Great Aunts, Aunts, Uncles, brothers, sisters, brother in laws, sister in laws, nephews, nieces, sons, daughters, cousins, and good family friends all came and celebrated The Order of Good Cheer. Lots of good food, conversations, music, laughter, playing, and pumpkin pie to boot. Thank you Lord, for this years bounty that you have blessed us with.
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Looks like a great time was had by all! Love the pictures, especially that one down in the corner -- looks like someone got to do a little knitting! Blessings to you and yours, ~Lisa :)
ReplyDeleteWho is the grey-beard with the red cap, and what is the instrument he's playing? Looks like a wonderful time of good food and fellowship, Mary! Bet you're going to need one day of "feet up" on the couch, eh?
ReplyDelete{{{HUGS}}},
Lori
That is my hubby's aunt's boyfriend. I am not sure what the instrument is called but I do know he made it. I loves making stringed instruments.
ReplyDeleteRegarding my feet up? Yes, yesterday I took it slow. Today I am still moving slow but need to pick it up a notch. Hubby and I are going apple picking this afternoon. I rather be knitting with a cup a tea. [o= But harvest is calling!
Blessings<><
-Mary
I kept looking for you in the pictures and then I saw the knitting and knew ' there is my Mary!'. :)
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your apple picking today dear friend.
Maria
Yes, Maria I am the camera woman so I don't get in many pictures sadly. I even took the one of knitting if you can tell there is only one hand holding the knitting, lol.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a great time. So glad it went well.
ReplyDeleteI sent you an email a few days ago. I know you are busy, but the only reason I bring it up is sometimes my emails go into peoples spam folder because it's from my personal site. So when you have time can you see if you got it? Thanks.
JoAnn,
ReplyDeleteI did get it and I am going to email back real soon! I am hoping tomorrow. [o=
Looks like you had a wonderful day with family. We had a nice Thanksgiving and the weather was, and still is, just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy today as you rest and recharge. Oh and thanks for the words of encouragement you left at my blog. I'm looking forward to exploring simple living and posting about it.
What a house full!!
ReplyDeleteThe girls and I enjoyed learning about Canadian Thanksgiving in your previous post. Thanks Mary.
Blessings, Debbie
Wow! Looks like you had a houseful!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful time with family! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteSure looks like a wonderful time. I'm looking forward to our Thanksgiving next month. I can't believe it is time again.
ReplyDeleteTwenty-one!? Wow! That is a crowd! I hope you had some time to rest again. It looks like it was a wonderful day though.
ReplyDeleteBlessings!
Deborah
What a wonderfully sized crowd! I can only imagine the festive and loving atmosphere around that table... um those tables...
ReplyDeleteLooks like a lot of fun! I particularly like the little guy with the red beret and playing the instrument. Is that a dulcimer by chance? I love dulcimer music!
ReplyDeleteGrace & Peace
Looks like you had a great time with your family during your Canadian Thanksgiving holiday.
ReplyDeleteBTW, I see that you have lost 12 pounds now, woo-hoo! Keep-up the good work! :)
What a true blessing from God...something very few families have the gift of knowing. I know you all made years of memories.
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