Remember how last week I said I wasn’t ready for the
holidays? Well today I found out that our Prayer Sisters brunch is NEXT WEEK
& I hadn’t even decided what to make, much less started on the gift for my
prayer sister. (Why, yes, I am making it even though that sounds a bit insane
at this point.) Ah well, I picked out a pattern & went out after lunch to
get the yarn. I’m sure you’ll hear all about it next week.
Sunday,
November 18th
Played hooky from church to go mall walking with this
gentleman.
Square (this one makes me dizzy if I look at it too hard).
Dr. M & I went out to brunch & had a great time! I
had the Hominy Burger & he had the Piedmont Benedict. It was so good ya’ll!
Monday,
November 19th
One step closer in my plan for
world domination. Bwahahaha!
Furniture.
Tuesday,
November 20th
Dr. M took this photo of a local soybean field. This is the
type of picture you used to get all the time here on Bug’s Eye View.
Square.
Wednesday,
November 21st
Heather D. Pilgrim says it’s almost Thanksgiving!
Thursday,
November 22nd
Despite the fact that I was in charge of organizing things,
our big annual Thanksgiving bash was a success. Well, really all I do is send
out a few emails. At this point it’s a well-oiled machine that runs on
its own. One good thing this year is that I didn’t forget to assign drinks, so
I didn’t have to photo-shop
anyone into this year’s picture.
Friday,
November 23rd
My uncle John took anyone who wanted out to Golden Corral
for lunch. I told my dad he couldn’t wear this hat, but he said that it was
warm. When I posted the picture on Facebook I asked “Does anybody know why my
dad is so weird?” My favorite answer was from my cousin Josh: Not sure what you
mean. His shirt is ok, so is the hat. His hair is fantastic. He isn't making a
funny face. There is a lady behind him making an odd gesture though. She seems
weird.
Saturday,
November 24th
We woke up to a bit of ice on the trees this morning. I
stuck to my plan to not leave the house – I crocheted most of the day.
My sister-in-law gave me this activist ice cream. I am here
to testify that it is delicious! However, it mostly made me feel sleepy instead
of inspiring me to get out there & topple the patriarchy. Ha!
We’re entering one of the busiest times of the year. It’s
possible that from now until January you will come back to my blog & instead of a post of my pictures from the week you'll just
see these words: Fire
bad. Tree Pretty.
the furniture is so tame this week! and a big gathering for Thanksgiving.
ReplyDeleteI think 37 people? Could easily have been 40+
DeleteI like the fluffy tuffet.
ReplyDeleteI see Cake Is Back! (I've been cheating on it with The Great British Baking Show.)
I have to say, the word "livermush" puts me right off that Piedmont Benedict.
ReplyDeleteTotally an acquired taste and one I seldom sample. But I enjoyed it this time.
ReplyDeleteI confess. I had never heard of livermush. And I don't think I ever want to hear of it again.
ReplyDeleteI'm finally catching up with you! You are right, this is a busy time of year.
ReplyDeleteI'd absolutely try the hominy burger and the Piedmont benedict - both sound good. Activist ice cream, LOL. I want some of that, too.
Your Thanksgiving crowd sounds like a lot of fun. Ours was pretty quiet, just four people.