Showing posts with label Mallory. Show all posts
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Wednesday, November 28, 2007

>> Thanksgiving Highlights <<

My Thanksgiving post got preempted by the chin injury, so here's a quick late report on how our day went.
We got invited to breakfast at the Bhesanias. When we lived in our last house they were our across the street neighbors. They're wonderful. We had some delicious breakfast with good company. The Bhesania's daughter Amy and her husband Jason are some of our best friends out here, so it was really fun to get to hang out. Their other daughter Tina and her husband were also there along with their 6 yr old Brett. Max and Brett had an absolute blast playing together, and Brett was a really great playmate--really patient and kind to Max.
Brett and Max drinking delicious juice:
Brett, Mehroo and Max:
We played a little ping pong, and then we had to head out to our next appointment!
It took all three boys to play Amy! Next we headed out to the Biggs family thanksgiving get-together. For those of you that don't know, the Biggs family is my great-aunt on my mom's side and her family. They all live out here and it's so nice of them to always involve us in their family events!
We had a great time. Kelly came with us because Lechelle was out of town. It was really fun to get to spend time with Kelly, but we missed Lechelle!
Max really enjoyed the pin-ball machine in Aunt Jeanie's basement. It was tough to get him out of there, even for pie.
Max likes turkey!
Here's Max and his 3rd cousin (is that right mom??) Mallory. I'm afraid he might have taught her a few things her parents may not have wanted her to know--like jumping down multiple stairs at once! I love this picture though.
Later in the evening we went to have desserts with a couple from the ward. They have a 18 month old daughter who adores Max. It was really fun to relax and enjoy just getting to know them a little better. It was nice to have Kelly there too.
We had a great thanksgiving this year, although we missed all of you loved ones we didn't get to see.
We were thinking of you! And now we can say Merry Christmas!!