The A Gang: Family Thanksgiving

Nov 26, 2009

Family Thanksgiving

Well another Thanksgiving done, which means another couple of Turkeys and a pig have lost their lives for our benefit. We had a full house with most of my family in attendance. Bonka Don and Rachel joined us too! The food was good and the company was great! Happy Thanksgiving!

Gobble! Gobble!

5 comments:

Shana said...: Thanks Alison and Ammon for a wonderful day!; November 26, 2009
Bart said...: Thanks so much for your hospitality, Ammon and Alsion. Your home is great for accomodations such a large croud. As near as I could see, everyone was getting along and happy. As a father, it certainly gives cause for lots of gratitude. I count my blessings everyday and rejoice that you all are a part of my life and always will be.

Love you all and always,

Grandpa Bart; November 26, 2009
meegz said...: Thanks so much for hosting all of us crazy people. Your awesome! We love you and your family very much. Have a wonderful Christmas and thanks for making Thanksgiving a great day.

Love
Philip, Megan, and kids; November 27, 2009
Rene Weston-Eborn said...: Thanks for having us all over. Sorry we were a tad late! Jason and the boys had a much larger turn-out to their Turkey Bowl game this year so we ended up being later than we had hoped.

It was a wonderful day. Love you all.

Jason/Rene & FAMILY; November 28, 2009
Bart said...: Thanks for being a sweet and thoughtful daughter. Dad and I
appreciate all you do.You are always thinking of someone else
and what you can do for them. I
love you very much for putting up
with a bothersom Mom. You are a
blessing to me.

Mom; November 29, 2009

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