Thanksgiving Dinner

Every family in the country probably had turkey for the main entree for Thanksgiving Dinner. We were no different, here's the evidence. Oh, it didn't come with feathers!
Also, it didn't come ready cooked. Judy roasted it in her roaster for about 6 hours, and it was done to perfection.

This was the finished article, before the slicing and dicing began, I'll spare you the image of turkey bones and other such refuse...

However, the diners were thankful and hungry. This was Peyton's first attempt at forks.
Hayden managed to stow away his share of the goodies, now, he's waiting for PIE!
After heavy feasting, things get a bit drowsy. Hunter didn't really get that interested in football.
Hannah managed to charm her way through the menu, if she has never tasted something, it has to be inedible No amount of cajoling or pleading will get her to try new and tasty offerings.
Well, Thanksgiving 2008 in a fresh memory now, some of the family made Black Friday forays into the Christmas rush traffic, but Momo and I just enjoyed having the three Blankenship grandkids for the evening, breakfast and lunch. Great kids, great fun.

The whole Amarillo family is looking forward with great anticipation to Christmas. We will have a crowd here at the house, us, the George family, Wayne, Kari and Carson, and the Fields clan, Mike, Holly, Zach and Will. We have 5 bedrooms in this house, but only 3 bathrooms. It will be cosy! With the 9 of us in the house, I expect long lines at the bathrooms. We can manage, this is what family is all about.