Our Thanksgiving did not go anything like we anticipated, but that doesn't make us any less grateful for our blessing. Right now our little family is grateful that November is almost over. It has been a month filled with separation and illness. We are looking forward to December! We spent Wed night at a cabin enjoying nature and good company. Our Thanksgiving meal was thrown together pretty last minute, but it still turned out tasty. There wasn't time for the turkey to defrost, so it's still in the freezer, but I heard that the rolls, pumpkins bars, and pie were a hit with Ben's crew.
Sunday, November 28, 2010
No Turkey Day
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Saturday, November 20, 2010
The National Aquarium + stuff
We love our daddy. We love it even more when he is home with us. After Ben got back from his last trip we spent a day in Baltimore at the National Aquarium. We have also spent a LOT of time working on yard. We went to a local nusery and bought 2 discount "blocks" of plants (you know how I love getting a great deal). It took us 2 truckloads full to get almost everything home (we left a few things behind). We aren't sure what a lot of things are since there was no tags, but we've been planting what we like and we're looking forward to the added privacy. Maybe someday we'll have "finished" pictures for you.
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Tuesday, November 16, 2010
the end of Idaho
Here are a few of our other favorite pictures from Idaho and the proofs from our family pictures. The photographer was Lynn Shinney one of my Dad's friends from high school. The photos where taken right by my parents house. I love these mountains and am dreaming of the time I can see them everyday.
My whole family
Everyone again. It's tough getting pictures with 2 little boys.
Our family
Brock's family (Olin was much more cooperative than Rhone)
Rhone (almost 2, he's 21 months)
The cousins, there will be lots of trouble, I am sure of it.
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Sunday, November 14, 2010
Meagan's family time
Being with family is always so enjoyable. The help with Rhone is amazing and taking a break from cooking is nice too. Hopefully someday we will live much closer to our families. We were able to spend quite a bit of time with Brock and Olin since Brock's school was out for potato harvest. Here are a few highlights from the trip. One day my mom's family all got together. We ate lunch and made home made caramel apples. We also got together with a lot of my cousins on my Dad's side too, but for some reason I don't have any pictures of that. My parents took us out to eat at Tepanyaki Japanese Steak House. The boys were very entertained by the chef and we all loved the food. We also spent one evening at my brother's house where we all enjoyed a dip in the hot tub. My mom and I spent a day together with no kids. It was fun to just be together with no one else to worry about.
This is my grandparents on my mom's side and almost all their grandkids and their 2 great grandsons. We are quite the crew.Posted by meagan at 6:13 PM 5 comments