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Giving Thanks.......

There is a lot that I am thankful for and to list them all would take a lot of time and I would for sure leave something out that would leave me wracked with guilt for eternity so instead know that I am thankful for my friends, my family, my dogs and life. Nothing is more wonderful than all of these things together and life would be so much less with out them in my life. Speaking of dogs, excuse me I have to go stop Mr. Brown from jumping on the bed and eating out of my Kleenex box............okay, I'm back....he's such a stinker and the Puffs with Vicks in them are his favorite, don't ask me why...Today we are off to D's mom's house, weather permitting, to celebrate Thanksgiving dinner, tomorrow is when I cook for our friends and family and I am looking forward to that very much, especially since it appears that our tradition is to buy a huge turkey and not have it thaw in time and I am up at 3:00 a.m. trying to make it happen. So you all can enjoy black friday, standing in line, waiting to be trompled by a human stampede, just hold it in your heart that should you be trompled by a human stampede I know the diagnosis code for that and can help you make your claim.
xoxo Everyone!
Gobble Gobble Gobble

P.S.
Mom, Adam, Erin, Conn, Margie, Bird and Bear...............I miss you the most!
See you at Christmas!!

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