Celebrating Thanksgiving with family...
How thankful we are being with our sons, their girls and all our family. Here's introductions:
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| We were a group of 18 consisting of some very delightful people. |
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| Steve's mom, Betty, is truly the hostess with the mostest! |
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| Steve's brother his wife, with his son and his delicious apple pie baking girlfriend. |
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| Steve's middle brother and his wife who live in Temecula, too. |
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| My oldest... |
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| C's family: Michael, Julie, and Dan (on left). |
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| Kegan and Monica whose family is in Portland, Oregon. |
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| My boys... I'm a super happy mom. |
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| I thought this was a great centerpiece... Mums and persimmons! |
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| My father-in-law, Ross, created this amazing table for 20. It will be used often and gleefully. How wonderful that we could all dine together! |
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| Ross is an expert turkey wrangler! |
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| The food was plentiful and delicious. |
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| My in-laws live the rural part of town. Across the street is an alpaca farm and around the corner are horses. After the meal some of the group went neighborhood exploring. |
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| Brenton made a new friend. So sweet. |
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| Are you still newlyweds when you're a month away from your two year anniversary? |
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| I'm pretty certain Monica is getting horse kisses. |
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| A holiday isn't quite the same without my boys posing for a classic photo. Here they are trying to be alpacas! |
Thanksgiving with all the families together was a perfect welcome home. We have so much for which to be thankful. It is good to be home!
2 comments:
What a HUGE table of family and friends! Sounds like a fabulous Thanksgiving! Those boys are so funny... it is like they grew up in front of a camera, in front of you. :)
Happy Thanksgiving!
Haerr Family,
Love your blog, great pictures. So sorry to here about Ross's passing. As a young man I have many great and funny memories hanging around with Ross and the family, thanks for including me. I still can smell the cigar smoke... so long my friend.
Kent Nichols
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