Then it was out to Kailua Field for our annual Thanksgiving Day flag football game. All us 40-somethings get out there with the kids and play. I'm usually quite sore the next day, but it's worth it.
This year, we ended up having a table of twelve for dinner and a total of about 18 for dessert. What a blessing to have a houseful of family and friends. Here is a photo recap of our day.
Table for twelve, set with Great-Grandma Ruby's china and crystal.
Annual flag-football warriors.
Rebecca's cherry pie.
the bird
Rachael, Lauren, Rebecca, and Ashley.
Grandma Marilyn and Grandma Jean
Mark and Caleb (our nephew to be...)
Psalm 95:1-2:
Come, let us sing to the Lord!
Let us shout joyfully to the Rock of our salvation.
Let us come to him with thanksgiving.
Let us sing psalms of praise to him.
They say that the first Thanksgiving feast lasted three days. I jokingly said that it probably took 2 1/2 days to cook, 20 minutes to eat, and the rest was clean up. That's kind of what happened around here, too. But I don't mind. Like I've said before, I love Thanksgiving. All the preparations and clean up makes the celebration last just that much longer. It helps me to carry that thankfulness into the next season....Advent!
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