Hope your Thanksgiving was wonderful. Hope you ate until you popped, and then just vegetated the afternoon away!
We are here at the SSB, and the throng of relatives have all gone home. At one point, we had 12 humans, two dogs, and one cat within out 1700 (about) square foot house. For the most part, the weather cooperated, and (remember - my family hunts because we like venison) there was always one or two out hunting.
The only hiccup was that my daughter and family were trying to leave on Thanksgiving Day as soon as possible. They had a wedding on Friday. That is a strange day for a wedding, but then the bride is a strange one anyway. I was surprised there was such a push to go to this event. The bride has caused all sorts of problems. She is a nutcase who really caused my eldest granddaughter problems.
I will never again, however, have dinner ready at noon on Thanksgiving again. It was totally rushed. I had a ham that was supposed to cook in the slow cooker for 6 hours. With a normal dinner time, no problem. At noon - I had to put it in the night before, and it was completely over cooked and basically ruined. Never. Again.
I was a little worried about the time we were together. There is a BIG political divide in the family, but nothing was said at all. Each newscast did worry me, however!
And so now we are cleaning up the remains of a total of eight days with people here. That is a considerable mess. Our septic is rather small, so I am worried about that. After uncounted numbers of dishwasher runnings, showers, and general use, I am trying to spread out the uses of the washing machine. Today it is the mountain of towels.
So now we are on to the Christmas season.
1 comment:
the guest who messes with the flow... -sigh- :-)
We don't have holiday dinners any more. We go next door, to our son, who has the most kids. And with the kids, this is the natural place to gather. :-)
Luna Crone
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