This week has been busy and hectic, and sickly, but we made it through with much to be thankful for. Here we go.
- Santa- The boys had their first visit with Santa Claus
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Uay5D6CnFA]
- Glad that we are feeling better- DT and I both had Strep throat, yucky
- Our First veggies from the garden. Mustard Spinach, Spinach, and green shallot tips.
- Cake Balls- I made these for Christmas gifts, they are sooo good! I will post the recipe later this week
- Homemade Chicken Noodle Soup- my mom made us some since we were sick, its excellent. I need to get her recipe.
I would love to hear your Thankful Thursday post, so please share. And remember to link back to my blog.
Just click the Mr. Linky below. If you don’t have a blog please share in the comments section. Thanks!
Check out even more Thankful Thursday at Grace Alone
Okay, that was THEE cutest video! Thanks for sharing that! I don’t think I’ve ever seen a baby, much less two at a time, NOT cry on santa’s lap. Your boys are simply adorable! Looks like they snapped some great still shots too, judging from the flashes going off. Beatuiful!
First, seeing your boys make my day. They are so cute and are having so much fun with Santa. Also, you must post your cake balls – I have to have that recipe.
How cute! The cake balls and soup look delicious!
I loved that video, beyond cute. I am glad you, and your hubby are feeling better.
So glad you are all feeling better and you had some yummy chicken soup to get you thru!
Happy Thankful Thursday!
Oh what fun!! Thank you for sharing the video and thanks for your post… I’m hungry now…. 🙂 Have a blessed day! Bonnie
That’s a great grateful list:-)
I enjoy your blog.
Your grandmother Lorraine is my cousin, and your great-grandmother Clara Thompson was my third and fourth grade teacher at Pierce Elementary. She was a great teacher; and third grade was my favorite grade ever.
When I saw the picture or your wonderful twins with Santa I remembered my sister’s and my visit with Santa at the hardware store in El Campo in the 1950’s. It wasn’t until much later that we learned that Santa was our Uncle Ed Hubenak, Jeff’s grandfather.
Happy Holidays,
Carolyn