I truly cannot believe it is already time for the holiday season. I fly home Tuesday for the Thanksgiving Day week-end and am really looking forward to it for a variety of reasons......I get to be with Mark for 6 days, Matt is coming home, Megan, Andy and Drew are coming to the farm (Drew's very first visit to that neck of the woods), brother Larry and brother Kevin and families are coming to dinner, etc. I love preparing Thanksgiving dinner but it is the same amount of work whether it be 4 people or 15 people so the more the merrier to have their fill!
Mark had a good week-end topped off by dinner last night with great friends Jan and Clayton at their new home. Jan had a birthday so here's a big birthday greeting to her! Love you guys....
My week-end was equally good...and busy. Saturday morning Megan and Drew picked me up at 6:45 am for a fund raising walk for breast cancer starting at Tempe Beach Park. It was only a 3 mile walk but their were LOTS of walkers so I would say the cancer society had a very successful day. It was very fun and Drew was a trooper the whole way. That afternoon Megan, Drew and I went to several stores and the mall and had a good time. What is there to hate about shopping! Last night we went out to eat at a Mexican restaurant but took Andy this time. :-)
I have posted some pics of the breast cancer walk and also one I took of Megan and Drew today...... Here is wishing everyone who visits this blog a very happy Thanksgiving! Don't eat too much. Ha!
2 comments:
If you're needing something to do while you are here, there are a lot of people at school that would love to see you....and bring the little guy too!!
Looks like the Komen event I
walked in in early October. We
had 20,000 either walk or run the 5K....that's 3 and a hlaf miles.
How many were in your event? We
received white tee shirts, long
sleeve, but I cut my sleeves off.
That was smart, it was hot the day
of our walk, for Iowa, not AZ.Have
a great flight and cook up a storm,
I hear there might be some SNOW in
Iowa this week end and 30 degrees,
pack the long johns........
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