Spending quality time with my daughter and her family and preparing and eating yummy food.
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Leslee
I love pumpkin pie and all the other pumpkin spice flavors of fall
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Being with my kids and grandchildren. We started a tradition of watching a Christmas movie after dinner. The grandkids fall asleep and after the movie we have pie. I always forget to take pictures too lol.
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Just call me Nan - it's short and sweet
My FAVORITE thing about Thanksgiving is...without a doubt...my Mom's dressing.
There are so many things to love about Thanksgiving... each year I think I add to that list.
I have been hosting the family dinner at my house for at least 10 years or more...and I have never one time cooked stuffing. Not even once. EVERYONE always asks if my Mom is making it, and of course, the answer was always yes.
Last year, when she had her stroke, that changed. It hit me like a ton of bricks when I was preparing my dinner list and I realized that my Mom could not do her stuffing...and I didn't know how to do it for her. I never got her recipe. I never got her secrets. Nothing. I was heartbroken. It was the very first year that I can ever remember not having my Mom's stuffing at the Thanksgiving Family Feast.
This year, My Mom has made so many improvements since her stroke, and one of those is the memory of that recipe. She still can't cook it, but she has verbalized the recipe, the streps, the secret hints, etc. I am SOOOO thankful to be able to do this, and to have this to keep in our family for generations.
There are so many things to love about Thanksgiving... each year I think I add to that list.
I have been hosting the family dinner at my house for at least 10 years or more...and I have never one time cooked stuffing. Not even once. EVERYONE always asks if my Mom is making it, and of course, the answer was always yes.
Last year, when she had her stroke, that changed. It hit me like a ton of bricks when I was preparing my dinner list and I realized that my Mom could not do her stuffing...and I didn't know how to do it for her. I never got her recipe. I never got her secrets. Nothing. I was heartbroken. It was the very first year that I can ever remember not having my Mom's stuffing at the Thanksgiving Family Feast.
This year, My Mom has made so many improvements since her stroke, and one of those is the memory of that recipe. She still can't cook it, but she has verbalized the recipe, the streps, the secret hints, etc. I am SOOOO thankful to be able to do this, and to have this to keep in our family for generations.
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Have a Wonderful Day! ~Misty
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