Thanksgiving 2017

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Happy Black Friday!! You will find me doing anything BUT shopping today. I don’t like lines, crowds, or shopping in general for that matter! I have plans for yoga, wine tasting, and some time in the country today though.

Thanksgiving Day breakfast – fuel up because the next meal isn’t until dinner!

We had a great Thanksgiving yesterday. My parents are here, and we did a low key dinner out at Thomas’s parents’ house.

The theme was Ninjas! At least for the youngest guests.

Mr. Mazen suggested his own bow tie for the dinner. Didn’t he look dapper!

We had oysters, a cheese board, and crab dip for an appetizer.

Thomas’s crab dip was epic!!

We ate so much crab did we had to take a break before dinner. The boys went exploring in the woods. T loved showing Mazen his old stomping ground.

Our Menu

Smoked turkey

Rutabega mash

Dressing

Sweet potatoes

Cranberry sauce

Corn pudding

Green beans

Olive oil rolls

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And for dessert – pumpkin and pecan pies from Paradox Pastry!

It was a lovely day of food + family.

What was the best thing you ate yesterday?

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