We hope you had a very happy Thanksgiving! We sure did! We started with a visit with Rob's family, followed by a stop at Ashley and Cary's, and then Mama Chloe's for the rest of the week! It was such a blessing to have such wonderful fellowship with the family! You won't see pictures of the actual feast..which was AMAZING as always-- but here is a snap shot of our week!
Rob hanging out at Ashley and Cary's-- and training Harley to get self control and calm down! :)
Chloe's Cousin Noah! Oh how she loves him! Its so amazing to watch our kiddos grow up together!
Are they cute or what!?!
Chef Chloe
Making pies with Aunt Linda-- the girls LOVED IT!
After the second day of tree cutting, some of us girls joined the men for clean up- Chloe was in charge of the little sticks..and LOVED every minute of it! She asked the next day to go out and pick up sticks!
She soon made it up the ladder from worker to supervisor- she would pick up a stick, hand it to someone, and then tell them to go throw it in the woods! haha! Smart girl!
The two little chefs, Chloe and Ivy, with Aunt Linda
Showing off her baking skills to her daddy
Papa Bear with his girls while they enjoy the fruits of their labor
John, Gev, and Dad-- mom has a picture of John, Dad, and Papa John on this same couch when John was about Gev's age!
Mama Chloe with Little Chloe and Gev
Climbing with Papa Bear
PLAY DOUGH! YEA!
Some of the wood that will be good for winter fires! And the workers!
Are THEY related? :)
Chloe and Ivy really enjoyed swinging on the porch together! :)
I am very impressed that you have your Thanksgiving picture up already!! Looks like you all had fun!:) My mom told me about LOVING to bake with the girls.:) We definitely need to keep those pie making skills in the family for the next generation. Looking forward to cathching up soon!
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Ashley
I am so impressed that you have your T-Day pictures up already!! Looks like you all had a blast! Mom said she lOVED baking pies with the little girls. We definitely need to keep those pie making skills in the family for the generations to come!
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Take Care!