Each year she slaves in her kitchen cooking close friends a feast at the beginning of October. This year, it was ALL about the dessert. I think we had like, 6 different pies. Sounds pretty good eh?
This dinner is something that I look forward to each year. It truly marks the beginning of fall in our family, and I am so so thankful to be a part of it. It's pretty rad to have a Thanksgiving with friends, where you can just laugh and drink wine, and eat amazing food. Then, the next month I get another one of these dinners! Quite a different experience with my cray-cray fam though. :)
Have a great Thursday guys!
Trish
Oh gosh, this post just has me excited for Thanksgiving next month. All of the food looks scrumptious!!! :)
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Wait, I know you & you know a Canadian, & I'm friends with another Canadian blogger-- so next year can I have two Thanksgiving too? I mean, our countries are neighbors & it sort of breeds camaraderie, right?
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Looks like you all had a wonderful evening :) I can't wait for thanksgiving now!
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Kinsey
It all looks so lovely!
ReplyDeleteWe don't have thanksgiving here in the UK. Which is a bummer.
I'd love it! We're a bit rubbish with things like that over here, even pie's aren't as celebrated like they should be. (And I live for pie's, seriously)
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Reminds me of New Year 200... 5(?). I was Estonia, and thanks to the time difference, I could celebrate the Swedish new year, the Estonian AND as there were a lot of Russians at the party, I celebrated the Russian new year as well.
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