I made sweet potato casserole for Thanksgiving which was held in my sister and brother-in-law's beautiful back garden, and, as always, it was magical! Her table settings are always so very special - you feel like a much loved and wanted guest family member. There were little handmade fabric pumpkins for everyone to take home, along with an inspirational bookmark. The food was over-the-top delicious and the company even better. There were the usual family shenanigans as she always has a little game to play and some of us do not follow the rules.
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I had Summer Lynn the day after Thanksgiving and her very first request was to go feed Papa Goose so of course we did. He ate quickly and returned to the water as he is on new family watch with five little ducklings under his care. The pekin ducks LOVE this little girl so much and I am pretty sure the feeling is mutual. She fed them until all of the corn was gone and then she pulled her red wagon all the way home reminding me that she would do so, "all by myself." There may or may not have been a toasted turkey sandwich on white bread with a little mayo, salt & pepper stop along the way though. Oh the joys of having family living within a few blocks of each other! I love it and am SO incredibly thankful for that.
And in these lingering days of leftover Thanksgiving sweetness, I am thankful for you too. But then again, I always am. 'Tis always the season for loving you.