Well, I thought it was finally time to plop down in front of the computer and take care of today's post before I head back to the kitchen for desert number two. I really have to hand it to my wife and oldest daughter. They slaved in the kitchen most of the morning and ended up delivering a meal fit for a king. My mom and sister joined us which was nice. I hope all of you had a wonderful Thanksgiving too.
Artwork courtesy of our seven year old daughter.
That is so cute! Yes they do have similar talents! I'm worn out from both cooking and eating. I had to stop after one slice of pie.
Thanks for sharing your down home Thanksgiving with us! And thanks for your good wishes for Mama and me. I'll post an update at some point on Friday.
Very neat artwork. the turkey looks very happy. I guess he will be around for awhile. MB
The brown guy in the bottom left looks pretty fearsome.
The artwork is great. And your post was a familiar reminder. Patty and all four of our daughters were here and the amount of work Patty and some of them put into a half hour meal was substantial. It goes without saying it took a lot longer to do up the dishes and put everything left over away -- so it is a day that only comes here once a year and the girls are glad it is over for another year.
Sweet!
Wishing you and your family a blessed and happy Thanksgiving, Don!
excellent artwork! i have some similar keepsakes from nieces and nephews over the years. somewhere i have a hand-turkey too =) happy thanksgiving to you and yours!
Sounds like a wonderful Thanksgiving! I love your daughter's art work...so very appropros and well done!
Thank you all!
Now it's time to do what all parents do with pictures like this. Tuck it away in the hall of fame where we will someday pull it back out and give it back to them.
This is soooo sweet. Yes, that's what you should do. I have a drawing I made for my grandparents. The Easter bunny (Granddad), the Easter bunny lady (Gran) and the Easter bunny baby (me). They gave it back to me years later and now I cherish it.