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Happy Thanksgiving

Happy Thanksgiving


 This year at my home we are not doing the traditional Thanksgiving dinner.  My family and I decided to do the traditional dinner for Christmas and make it spectacular.  With Mom getting up in years, almost 80 years old, we felt it would be too strenuous for her, the back to back cooking (Thanksgiving and Christmas).  Although my sister and I are in the kitchen cooking with her, Mom never takes a break.  And Mom will not allow my sister and I to prepare the Thanksgiving meal without her. When Mom was presented with option of not preparing the traditional dinner for Thanksgiving and cooking for Christmas, she was happy.  If Mom would have said, “No we are going to have the traditional dinner”, we would be serving turkey today.  Instead, we are having stuffed shells, meat balls, string beans, garlic toast and homemade cakes for dessert.  Needless to say, we are sooo looking forward to Christmas. The house is full of excitement and everyone is looking forward to Christmas, the celebration of our savior’s birth.  The house will be decorated this week and we are going to enjoy every moment of it.  Mom is in the kitchen right now enjoying a leisurely cup of coffee and asking, “When will dinner be ready?” Gotta love this women – sitting back and calling the shots.

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