Thanksgiving!
I was having far too much fun last night to take many pictures. But I shall post the limited few that I took! Thanksgiving dinner was held at Sarah and Jay's house with assorted family members and friends turning up! We had food, drinks, hockey game games and so much fun,. A pretty impressive and memorable first Thanksgiving.
Cooking Phase 4 , Auxillary Team, Oshawa Division, in action
Over the course of the day we experienced two storms. The second storm was spectacular as lightning shot across the sky for about an hour before a pelting hail storm moved in. Below you can see the size of the hail stones as it rests on one of the girl's hands. Now imagine thousands of those coming at you. Scary, huh?
The feast. I only got around to taking one picture of the food, (and that's not even all of it below), as the raving savages that we are ensured little to no food was left. Some people made absolute pigs of themselves. I shall not point any fingers.
Sienna with her godmother, Jamie
There are times when the love of my life just baffles me and leaves me lost for words. Last night as people fought over white meat, brown meat or legs, Ian was busy rummaging through the innards of the turkey looking for the heart and liver. I was able to distract him for a few seconds to capture the image of his plate. The below can be regarded as his appetizer, a little piece of heaven, even to him. Absolutely revolting to me.
The Thanksgiving Table. I love the scattered leaves.
Grandad Jim with a rather shell shocked looking Sienna.
Jay grappling with the might of the turkey
Me with my first Thanksgiving turkey
Ian working on his Gordon Ramsay impression.
The most unflattering photo of Jamie, me and Shannon. I blame the photographer- no Mario Testino.
Sienna and Jim. Great picture! The defintion of happiness.
Ian made it as far as Jay and Sarah's bed. This photo was taken moments after Ian was almost decapitated after standing too high on the bed resulting in the room fan blades shot over his head. I think it was all the gel in his hair, creating the "brick" effect that saved his life.
Even the poor dog was pooped. Here is Tyson passed out at the bottom of the stairs.
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mmm...I love Thanksgiving. We have yet a month and a half before ours.
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