Happy Thanksgiving!

Yes, I know I am really late but we were out of town without computer access and have had a busy couple of days. SO, better late than never right! Hope you all had a wonderful turkey-filled day. We were in Viroqua, WI visiting family and had an amazing time. Now prepare for a flood of family photos!!


This is Sam's other second cousin Dominic with his mom Alyssa (Chris's cousin). She is pregnant with her second and due very soon, but you wouldn't know it becuase she still looks thin and amazing; just the perfect little basketball belly!

Isn't Eva just the cutest little thing? She is a month older than Sam and already so close to walking. Kind of scares me to think that Sam could be there soon.
The Enlund family! Missing younger brother Craig and the newest member Lori's husband Carl. Boys you were missed this past week.Here is Sam eating her Thanksgiving feast. This was actually one of the highlights of the holiday for me. She ate all the same foods that we did and LOVED it! Her meal included stuffing, mashed potatoes, sweet potatoes, turkey, squash, green beans and even leftsa (this is a strange potatoe/bread thing with butter and brown sugar that is a tradition for Chris's family; surprising delicious!). It was so fun to have her eat with us and even eat the same foods. We always do dinner after she is in bed so we don't get to do that at home.
Okay I need to get to work but I will try to be back later with pictures from us getting our Christmas tree (Sam's first trip to the tree farm!), putting the tree up and a great video of Sam!

On another quick note...please send my sister some love because she is very sick with the stomach flu. I know, lots of people get the flu, but for my sister it is actually really dangerous. When she gets this sick she starts to faint (in the strangest and most dangerous places sometimes!!) and has to go to the hospital to get lots of meds to make the fainting stop. She spent yesterday in the hospital and is hopefully recuperating at home right now. But please pray for her and think lots of good, healthy thoughts for her and her family.