Monday, November 29, 2010

Our Thanksgiving- Part 1

Shaun and I have so much to be thankful for this year! God has been so good to our family and we are truly grateful. He has blessed us with another healthy child, provided my husband with a job that he loves and excels at, provided a home that is close to our family, church and friends and has worked in our marriage in ways that has brought Shaun and I closer together than we have ever been. And of course lets not forget what we are most thankful for every year....the death and resurrection of his son Jesus Christ. 

This year we spent our Thanksgiving at the beach with my family. This was a big deal for Shaun and I for a couple of reason. First, it was the first time that either of our little ones have ever been to the beach. Second, it was the first time that Shaun and I have been on vacation in over three years! Not to mentions that we were beyond excited to spend our Thanksgiving holiday relaxing on the beach rather than running all over Birmingham. However, we really did miss Papa Steve's Cajun turkey and MeMe's chicken and dumplings.   


To say that Lillian enjoyed the ocean and the sand would be an understatement. She LOVED the beach! And the cold pool at our beach house-the heater was broken- didn't phase her one bit. She and Shaun swam in that freezing pool for nearly an hour! Shaun was such a good sport, I know that he was not enjoying the ice cold water as much as Lillian was but he stayed in that pool as long as she wanted him too. Lillian was up every morning at her normal time, 5:30-6:30, so we got to see a couple of sun rises down on the beach while we were down there. I tried my best to get some pictures of my sweet kiddos in their Christmas outfits for our holiday cards, but it didn't turn out so great. Those pictures will be in my next post...who would have thought it would be hard to get a two year old to safely hold a 2 month old?

I hope everyone had a wonderful Thanksgiving holiday!




we weren't right on the beach, but it was only across the street from our front door.

Miss Lillian had us up at her normal 5:30, so we got to see a few sunrises.



thanks Lilly bug for wakeing us up to see this...

John Whitten was cozy in the Moby wrap 





this is how we spent our Thanksgiving morning and day







Uncle Johnny and John Whitten







Johnny, Emily and Lillian

our little turkeys!


Mommy and her two little turkeys!

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