We had a wonderful Thanksgiving holiday at our house. We are reminded each and every day how blessed we are to have our jobs, our home, our health, and most importantly, our precious child. It was so nice to just lay low, and not be rushed for once. We started the week off with a Thanksgiving play at Blair's school. Why must I cry at every event?
Blair was more interested in showing her sucker off than performing. Oh well, whatever works!
We had a laid back day on Wednesday. Blair and I headed outside for a little fall photo shoot. She wanted to show off her Iron Bowl shirt that Aunt TT made her. It was definitely a hit!
Pop and Mimi came into town just in time for the festivities to crank up. Pop treated us to Thanksgiving lunch at the Ritz Carlton on Thursday. It was something different that he had not done before, and it was SUCH a treat. Blair liked it so much, she waived her hands in the air from side to side!
Felix was extra excited on Thursday night because not only was his belly full, but his Saints also won their Thanksgiving Day game against the Cowboys. But little did we know what excitement we had in store for Friday!!
Felix, Blair, and I got up early Friday morning to run an errand, and only Pop would have this set-up waiting on us when we got home...
We let it slide since the majority of the decor was orange and blue. And I will say, I think this Trooper Towel is what got it done for the Tigers on Friday night. That's one decent Bama fan to buy that for his Auburn daughter ;)
It is always Verdigets' tradition to get the Christmas tree on Thanksgiving weekend. We got up bright and early on Saturday morning to bring the perfect tree home. Unfortunately, it was freezing outside and Blair wasn't digging the "tree patch" as she called it.
We eventually got home and warmed up and spent the rest of the day learning about the Christmas tree and about Santa Clause. I am looking so forward to this holiday season with Blair. I think she is going to be at such a fun age, and I can't wait to teach her the true meaning of Christmas. She is only going to be a baby for so long, and I want to cherish every minute of it.
We hope that your Thanksgiving was as special as ours was, and we hope that your bellies are as full as ours STILL are. We are truly blessed in every way possible, and we have so many wonderful reasons to celebrate this holiday season.
Happy Thanksgiving, War Eagle, and Merry Christmas!
The Verdigets