Eli proved to be quite the ham on Thanksgiving. It was so fun to get to share his sweetness and energy with all of the people that get to read about him, but rarely get to see him. He had lots and lots of fun at Aunt Dottie's house, especially enjoying the hot rolls, the fresh corn, the ceramic cats, the "bear", the beagles, and as always, the attention! Patrick and I were suited up and prepared for a dinner no different than the ones we enjoy Monday thru Sunday at our own home- laps laden with kids, quick bites, quicker chewing, little tasting, and no conversation. That being said, we were more than pleasantly surprised by the way our kids, especially Eli, entertained themselves long enough for us to not only savor our first plates, but also our second plates,
and our desserts. Everyone had a wonderful, relaxing time. Eli got the chance to bond with family and four-footed friends, Chloe overcame her darkest fears, and Patrick and I moved back up a notch in our belts. The day couldn't have been any better.
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