The girls were so excited to be heading to the farm for Thanksgiving!! We don't visit nearly as much as we used to because they have a college guy living with them right now and we feel bad kicking him out of the space.
The girls went straight for the game closet when we got there. :)
We spent Wednesday playing games, visiting, and preparing for Thanksgiving!
Thursday morning Grandma made yummy cinnamon rolls for breakfast and we enjoyed lots of family time! Peanut made the green bean casserole!
Peaches and K spent a lot of time coloring.
Lou had tons of fun playing with all the toys. Here is the adorable outfit Grandma got her for her birthday.
These girls adore their cousin S! And Bug is taller than her now!
We had a first for the family...Cousin S brought her boyfriend and his parents! So that brought us up to 20. With that many people we figured it would be easier to do buffet than passing all the food so we put everything on the counter.
The little ones did pretty well on the Thanksgiving food this year! I think they tried most things and definitely ate more than just a roll this year. Haha.
Good thing Grandma and Grandpa have such a long dining room!!
After lunch most everybody went outside to shoot clay pigeons. Bug finally got her wish...to shoot a gun. Her shoulder was sore from the kickback for a few days. :P
The kids found Grandma's marble-works. Auntie Nae helped them get it going.
On Friday morning Bug, T, Grandma and I headed out around 7:30 for some shopping. We hit a bunch of stores and found some really great deals! Bug also talked us into Taco Bell for breakfast. Haha.
The rest of the girls stayed home with Grandpa and had fun playing and watching a movie. When we got back they were playing outside. The weather was actually really nice and in the 50's!
Friday night we celebrated Grandpa's birthday a few days early. :)
Lou had a snotty nose so we didn't want her to help blow out the candles. Haha.
Such a wonderful few days of relaxing, visiting, and playing games with the family!!
Thanks for a wonderful Thanksgiving Grandma and Grandpa!
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