For the sake of my family who couldn't make it home, here's our menu for the Thanksgiving Meal:
Appetizer
Crackers
Artichoke/Leek Spread
Dinner
Turkey (of course!)
Gravy
Sour Cream Mashed Potatoes
Apple/Raisin Stuffing
Rutabaga Puff
Corn
Dinner Rolls
Lefse
Banana Bread
Cherry Fluff
Cranberry Jello
Cranberry Relish
Kid's Punch
Chablis
Merlot
Dessert
Brownie Surprise Pie
Pumpkin Pie
Apple Pie
Ice Cream
The meal, to say the least, was incredible. We ate, talked, and ate some more. Friends from church joined us, and we enjoyed great conversations about politics and the times in which we live. We missed our 2 older girls who were celebrating together in Florida. We also missed our extended families in Iowa.
Now the day is over; our eyes are glazed over from too much food; our minds are numbed from football and silly TV. I can hear a book on tape from an upstairs bedroom, kids laughing in the kitchen, and someone practicing scales on the piano. It's good to be a mom with a great family for the holiday!
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