We had a nice Thanksgiving here in Boston with our good friends the Sorenson's. It was such a fun day filled with great company and amazing food. Here are the boys carving the turkey.
Scott & Michelle made the yummy turkey, gravy, mashed potatoes, corn, & pie.
We ate around 3:00pm while Jaxon and Grant were sleeping. It was so nice to be able to really enjoy our feast.
The spread.
Cole made the "to die for" sweet potatoes and I made the rolls, stuffing, and jello salad.
Grant came down with Roseola a few days before Thanksgiving. He had a fever of 101 for a couple days and then a little rash appeared on his belly and back. It brought back memories of Thanksgiving two years ago when after 8 days on amoxicillin we realized Jaxon was allergic to penicillin. At one point we were told he had Roseola, but then when he was covered head to toe in a rash we were then told it was an allergic reaction. After going through Jaxon's experience this little virus was nothing. I am extremely thankful to have three healthy and happy boys!
Cousins Chase & Ruby
I feel so fortunate to have been able to live with him the summer before we moved to Boston. We moved in the day of my Grandma's funeral and at the time felt horrible moving all our boxes in that day, but now I believe it was a blessing that we were able to be there with him those few months. I was able to get to know him so much better and am so grateful for that time with him. It was also fun to see him bond with Jaxon. Jaxon loved spending time with him and especially enjoyed gardening, watching the Lawrence Welk show, and having him read bedtime stories.
I can only imagine the reunion this morning with my sweet Grandma. I'm so happy they are together again. Love you Grandpa!!!
An action shot
I love the way he lays himself out to grab whatever he is trying to reach
Dressed in his Christmas outfit
Cole ready for his Holidazzle section dinner.
Scott & Michelle made the yummy turkey, gravy, mashed potatoes, corn, & pie.
We ate around 3:00pm while Jaxon and Grant were sleeping. It was so nice to be able to really enjoy our feast.
The spread.
Grant came down with Roseola a few days before Thanksgiving. He had a fever of 101 for a couple days and then a little rash appeared on his belly and back. It brought back memories of Thanksgiving two years ago when after 8 days on amoxicillin we realized Jaxon was allergic to penicillin. At one point we were told he had Roseola, but then when he was covered head to toe in a rash we were then told it was an allergic reaction. After going through Jaxon's experience this little virus was nothing. I am extremely thankful to have three healthy and happy boys!
Cole's friends came to cheer him on.
Team
Section I
Harvard vs. Yale game
