Thursday, November 26At dinner one night before Thanksgiving, I was trying to teach Brady the meaning of Thanksgiving by Greg and I listing all of the things we were thankful for. Then we asked Brady what he was thankful for and the cutiepatootie quickly shouted, “ME!” Not “me” as in Mommy, “me” as in Brady, the lil’ toot is thankful for himself! Funny boy!
Brady had a wonderful Thanksgiving feast at school. Silly Ms. Del even dressed up as a real pilgrim. They had lots of yummy food and made Indian vests, macaroni necklaces, and turkey hand prints. After posing with a turkey decoration in our yard, Brady said, “Mommy for Thanksgiving I’m going to eat turkey, not the bird turkey, but the real turkey kind you eat.” If he only knew, where all of his chicken fingers and hamburgers came from!
Thanksgiving day, Brady did eat his real turkey like he predicted but would not touch the other stuff. Cash felt the same way about our traditional feast which left more food for Mommy and everyone else to happily eat. Brady's favorite part of the day was making crafts with Cash, Kasey and Bubba. We made Indian hats, macaroni necklaces, and silly turkeys made out of pine cones we collected. Granny helped them glue real feathers on the pine cones because I wouldn't touch the stuff. Thanks Granny!
Brady had a wonderful Thanksgiving feast at school. Silly Ms. Del even dressed up as a real pilgrim. They had lots of yummy food and made Indian vests, macaroni necklaces, and turkey hand prints. After posing with a turkey decoration in our yard, Brady said, “Mommy for Thanksgiving I’m going to eat turkey, not the bird turkey, but the real turkey kind you eat.” If he only knew, where all of his chicken fingers and hamburgers came from!
Thanksgiving day, Brady did eat his real turkey like he predicted but would not touch the other stuff. Cash felt the same way about our traditional feast which left more food for Mommy and everyone else to happily eat. Brady's favorite part of the day was making crafts with Cash, Kasey and Bubba. We made Indian hats, macaroni necklaces, and silly turkeys made out of pine cones we collected. Granny helped them glue real feathers on the pine cones because I wouldn't touch the stuff. Thanks Granny!
