My new daughter sculpted this incredible sea turtle on the beach - my new grandson shows the scale of the sculpture.
The beach cabin has plenty of kitschy decor - so fun!
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Thursday, the cold air started to pour in - but we all enjoyed it - it just doesn't quite feel like Thanksgiving if it's not a little chilly. And my oh my, you should've seen the food - we could have fed another 14 people easily. We all thoroughly enjoyed bustling around, pulling together the feast...
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My brother's lab Sandy could not understand why she wasn't invited
to the Thanksgiving feast.
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I was so grateful that I brought lots of craft supplies for me and the grandkids, niece and nephews to create with - we were forced indoors pretty much all day Friday and Saturday as the cold increased and the rains came...
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The cold and rain couldn't put a damper on our incredible memory-making Thanksgiving - we had a blast and have already agreed that we will return to the cabin for Christmas of 2008 - it's becoming a regular family holiday tradition. I was so thankful that my new sweet hubby was there, along with one of his daughters and 3 of his grandkids, to share in the fun, food and family fellowship - it was awesome!!! I hope each and every one of you had a warm memory-making Thanksgiving as well!
PS - Don't forget to check out the Merry-Making Christmas Gift Guide - Ive added 2 new artisans since I first posted. If you are an artist or craftsperson offering your wares online and you want to be included in the guide, please be sure and leave a comment on any post and I'll get it. Also, whether you're an artisan or not, I invite you to include a banner ad for the guide on your site - it's a nice bit of "customer service" to your blog readers. Click here to find the HTML code. Thanks all for your support of these great artisans!!!
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