Happy Thanksgiving
There are many things to be thankful for today. I am a simple person and this morning the thing I am thankful for is that everything is timing out how I want it to. The turkey came out at 7a.m., I did a copy cat recipe for honey baked ham, and it looks wonderful too. I made quich for breakfast and it was good and came out how and when I wanted it to. Now I just have to time out the stove top items and we are golden.
There are some years where the thought of the holidays just wears me out. I hate the "have to's" and the commercialism. This year everyone gets a homemade gift, because we don't have the money to buy things, and I think I am going to fill their stockings with cookies and other simple homemade things, or we may just do away with stockings this year, we will see.
Alan and I have never really spent a lot, compared to many others. Years ago, when Katey was little, we decided to only buy them 2 gifts each, one thing they need and one thing they want. This came one year, after opening a huge pile of gifts, when one of our children turned and looked at us and said, "Is that all?". Sad, but true. I try to focus on being together as a family and having fun.
Happy Thanksgiving!!
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