Thanksgiving preparations are well under
way here at our house. For the most part
that means buying a bunch of turkeys and the condiments to create the secret
recipe dry rub that Chris so lovingly applies on them a few days before we
crank up the turkey fryers and start dropping them in. So far it looks like we’ll be doing at least
ten this year. We might get a few more,
though. A lady in our water aerobics
class found out she might not have to cook for Thanksgiving this year. She knew we had a big family and heard that
on top of that we liked to send some fried turkey up to the fire stations. If she can verify her reprieve, then her
turkeys will be making their way to our house as well. Tuesday is the day we have set aside for all
that cooking. Nathan is off, so he’ll be
helping out. Especially if we are still
going at 4 p.m. Chris and I are going to
a wedding then, so we will be leaving it in his capable hands.
Best days to come by and smell Thanksgiving
at the Vaughan’s? Probably Sunday
afternoon when Chris is doing the rub.
And then of course there is Tuesday afternoon when you might be able to
sneak a tiny sample. Not that any of us
will be sneaking samples throughout the day, of course. Oh, and of course you are welcome to come
share in the actual Thanksgiving festivities themselves. We’ll start eating Thursday around noon, and
the kitchen will remain pretty much open until Saturday afternoon. We’ll have family and friends in and out that
whole time, so how about being one of them?
We’ll also play a Turkey Bowl game on that
Saturday at High Noon. Back to old
school again this year. Plan is to set
up in the street in front of the house.
Gotta watch out for the new talent, though. Jachin has been quarterbacking a flag
football team for the last few weeks.
And we’ll have those other young legs with Micah and Zakary and Caleb to
contend with as well. Pharmacy Guy Josh
has said he wants to come, and Cop Man Cory usually makes an appearance as
well. How can you miss out on action
like that?
James 3:18 says, “Peacemakers who sow in peace raise a harvest of righteousness.”
Father, thank you today for
anticipation. It is an interesting gift
that makes the actual receiving even more special. Amen.
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