This Week In Review

I made my first turkey. It was for the homeless. Luckily, they didn't have to have "blackened" style for their meal. :)














We celebrated a wonderful Thanksgiving holiday with our families. We had dinner at Marc's parents...it was DIVINE! Here is Montana with her Mams and Pompy.















And with Great Grandma














And with Aunt Meg














Then we headed over to my side for dessert. Yummy yummy!

Me and Whit















Montana playing Wii (Well, its a McDonald's toy Wii my mom has for her so she feels like she's playing! )

















Marc and I














The happy and FULL, family.















Friday morning we met my friend Maran and her family for breakfast. They were in town for Thanksgiving and a wedding...hence the curlers in little "Flower Girl Hannah's" hair. I did get a pic of Maran and I, but promised her I wouldn't post it. She's too funny...I guess being that gorgeous is unfair, and therefore she didn't want me to make ya'll jealous of her. :) Love ya, Maran. It was so good to see you guys, and I miss you.















We then spent the day spending money...we finished Montana's Christmas shopping, and bought ourselves a rug and couch. Pictures to come soon---once we finish with our current project of stripping, sanding and refinishing our dining set.

Saturday morning, we decided to splurge for doughnuts. Marc took Miss Bedhead to Bel-Air in her PJ's. They were in line to buy the doughtnuts...Montana holding her own sprinkle doughnut in a bag, and a woman in line says to her, "Oooh, yummy breakfast. Not nutritious, but definitely yummy." Surprisingly, Marc was pretty much able to hold his tounge, aside from a slightly sarcastic, "Thanks". I may not have been so kind...I may have said something like this....

"I'm glad there are people out there watching out for my daughter. If not for them, I may never know how to raise my own child. Thank you, overly nosy lady in the grocery store line, for reminding me that Saturday mornings and Holiday weekends are the perfect time to treat your kids and give them special outings with their Daddy's to let them know that life should be enjoyed. And a sprinkle doughnut is the perfect way to do so...." Yeah...good thing I stayed home waiting for my maple bar to be delivered.








Then Saturday night, we enjoyed some bowling with the Rogers side at the new Strikes bowling alley in Elk Grove, to celebrate Mitchell's birthday. Some pics from the night...

It is now time for me to go off and do some more sanding and paint/epoxy stripping. I have a feeling that this will be the story of my life for the next few weeks.