Our Thanksgiving was spent with Todd’s brother and his family. This seems to be a tradition we have been doing for many years now. With Todd’s sister’s family away for school, it was just the two local families and we made it as chill as possible. Todd’s brother was determined to deep fry a turkey. Let me tell you, it was amazing! Done in 45 minutes, and you have your oven free for other food. The food was all delicious, and we stuffed ourselves with everything from brussel sprouts to salad, biscuits and potatoes, stuffing and turkey. We had some “punkin” pie and chocolate awesomeness pie.
We had Thanksgiving dinner early afternoon, then headed to the theater for The Muppets. This was Connor’s first experience at the movies. We took separate cars just in case Connor had a melt down in the theater. When he gets his picture taken, and he’s not in the mood to be “posey-boy” he planks (i.e. lies on the ground) whereever he is at. What I love about this moment, is that his cousins just joined him, and at that point, he became “posey-boy”. He loved The Muppets, and he made it through the whole thing. It was a great Thanksgiving day.
A new tradition we are starting as a family is picking out a real tree the day after Thanksgiving. We found a great farm just north of Pittsburgh called Allison’s Tree Farm. We love having it in our house and it was also a great day!








































