John’s sister Barbara, with husband Thom, arrived in the afternoon. We made the most of the time, chatting over dinner and all the afternoon. By suppertime, we got into serious laughter as we told story after story. Some were new, and some were old, but all got their fair share of laughs.
Grandson Nathaniel prepared eggnog for us, having gotten milk, heavy cream, and spices while shopping with his aunt Lise. It was a wonderful kickoff for Thanksgiving dining. He donated his pecan pie for dessert, and we polished it off.
Sounds like another day of laughter and fun at the Mehrling homestead. That’s… nice of Nathaniel to donate his pie to “the cause” and Nathaniel’s eggnog sounds heavenly indeed!
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There’s nothing nicer than having a good old chin wag with friends and relatives round the table.Especially if accompanied by a bit of egg nog. I guess the pecan pie was already history at that point.
xxx Massive Hugs xxx
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The pecan pie vanished in a trice. Actually, there was one sliver left, and we all insisted Nathaniel have it. We’ll polish off the eggnog tonight. It would be so much fun if you were here to share it.
xxx Thanksgiving Hugs xxx
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What a lovely scene 🙂
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So wonderful. Please send my love!
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Don’t you just love it when food and family mix together just right? Great photo.
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Our blessings are without number.
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do I see one more piece of pie on the plate? How did that happen?
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The one sliver of pie left was a result of strict training in good manners. So was the end of the story — everyone insisted Nathaniel finish the pie that had been made for him.
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Oh what an awesome family gathering! Happy early Thanksgiving!
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Yes yes, I’m a holiday behind! Waah! But just must say *what* a lovely family you have!!!
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