Running 13.1 miles is a pretty good way to kick off Thanksgiving. But if you have my little support crew cheering you on, it's pretty much perfect.
And I like this one because I had no idea my girls were running along the fence after I started running again until I saw the picture later in the afternoon.
Although the course itself isn't one of my favorites, it was nice to run without any time goals and to stop and hear updates from my girls every time I saw them. Like when I ran up to them and Ellie was hanging over the side of the course looking down into a drain pipe that she and Grace had decided was home to trolls.
Then there was the food. So much yummy food. We spent Thanksgiving with my aunt, uncle, cousins and her family, and my grandpa. It was so fun and relaxing. Exactly how the holiday should be. My kids love their cousins and think it's pretty great that my aunt is also their principal.
After dinner we played games. And of course no Thanksgiving is complete without pie. Pumpkin, coconut cream and German chocolate. Then there were more games. And the girls talked the moms into a sleepover. Because why not?!? The more family time the better!
I hope you all had an incredible Thanksgiving and were surrounded by people who fill you with love and gratitude every day of the year!
I am still thinking abou the German chocolate pie. That sounds amazing and so does your day. Those pictures are priceless. I would say I am an equal opportunity smoocher, but that would be a big fat lie. I would say for every 100 I give Felicity, I give one to Anna and Evan. It only takes me about an hour to reach 100 though;)
ReplyDeleteThanks again for tonight. I am so beyond thankful for you and your family in my life.