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Thanksgiving Eve & Thanksgiving day

We started off celebrating on thanksgiving eve at Jeffrie & Emma's house.  This tradition began last year, so two years in a row it becomes a tradition....right? 
It was a little different this year as Jeffrie finally popped the question & gave her a ring.  There will be another wedding in our future.....it looks like 2020 for that one!

We were meeting JoAnne & Peter along with Josh & Carol for Thanksgiving day.  We had liked the place we went to last year so I made reservations there again.  Don't let this blue sky fool you....it was brutally cold.  One of the coldest ones in quite a few years!

The reason Josh has that "grin" on his face was because he had just pointed out I was wearing the same cardigan as the previous year & then proceeded to pull up the pic on his phone.......slap him😝   


We had after dinner music playing with the water glasses!


We asked the hostess to take out picture & when I handed her the camera I said take lots of shots.  She assured me she did but this was the only one.  I know my camera is intimating but still? 
Good thing we're all looking & have our eyes open😲

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