ThanksGiving!!!

Thanksgiving Day we went to Aunt Sherries house and everybody was there.

We came in and unloaded all our food and others followed up behind us.

Unloading their food as well. Then we sat around for awhile waiting

for the last few straglers to show up.We then had uncle John pray over

the food and then the line started to form. Me and a few of my

cousins waited till the line went down and then  we ran for the line. :)

We piled our plates with rolls and mashed potatoes,stuffing,corn, macaroni and cheese,

honey ham and then got our drinks and sat down where ever we could

find a seat. Thee newest addition to our family, he just married in, couldnt believe the food.

Hahahaha, Then some went up for seconds and some up for dessert and others

just stretched out on the floor and let the Thanksgiving sleep settle in.

By this time some of my cousins started bringing out their 

guitars and strumming and  tuning them too.They hooked up cords and pretty soon 

they were playing music and warming up their fingers. 

Then we started singing. He didnt have to do it, and some somaon songs

which made us laugh at some of the others who didnt know the

words but were trying real hard. Then they sang some of the songs that they wrote 

long time ago. And then they slowly layed them down and started putting the amps 

and giutars away, and bringing out the rook cards and  wandering 

into the kitchen for desserts and ham and macaroni and sweet taters and coffee and peacan pie.

The ones that played whooped and hollered and me and my a few

of my cousins sat around and colored.Some of the ladies sat in circles and started shopping through

the sale ads and looking through the "Black Friday" sales. Some sat and talked and the kids 

ran from backyard to Landons room. Soon some started leaving and my cousin Jonny and his family 

were coming in from Cali and so his Sister went to meet him and they came back over and they sat and talked some more. Aunt Bobbie Ruth started doing dishes and cleaning up and pretty soon people were 

slowly drizzling out and eith er home or out to shop.