Maybe not so old fashioned. Welcome to Baton Rouge.
After getting all my little crazies on their buses, I practically ran away from the school to freedom (actually to my car where I zoomed out of the neighborhood and into sitting traffic, it was a little anticlimactic). Home free for a week!
William's parents were here for the weekend so we enjoyed some good food and some really good football.
William still had a few days of school so I basically cleaned the house, ran errands, did all the laundry, and twiddled my thumbs. Finally on Tuesday night we headed to Monroe for my first Morris Thanksgiving! I sure missed my family, but loved being with William's family. I seriously lucked out on the in-laws. And we were all together for the first time since our wedding, which was a total whirlwind.
First Thanksgiving activity? Bingo, obviously. It was hilarious. Haley has the best ideas. We had daubers, bingo sheets, the whole shebang. Patti and Christopher even won door prizes!
I volunteered to make homemade rolls and was really proud of how they turned out! Thank you Pioneer Woman. I accidentally made about 100 of them.
Had some serious bonding time with the cat and the chair, watching Hallmark Holiday movies while William was upstairs watching football with his dad.
I am so grateful for all of my blessings. Especially this year when I made the best decision of my life to marry the best man in the world. I am grateful for families and temples and the plan of salvation. I am grateful for our little home in Louisiana and for employment. I am grateful that I know who my Savior is and for everything he's done.
And of course my brother sent me this picture just to rub in that I was missing out! Love them.
I'm pretty sure you are one of the best teachers out there! Can't wait to see you in a few days!
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