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Month: November 2010

2010 Gluten Free Thanksgiving Menu

Posted in Holidays, and Homemaking

I thought it would be fun to blog through our Thanksgiving menu, so today, the plan is to blog about our Thanksgiving prep.  My plan is to post recipes and pictures for the various items on our Thanksgiving menu throughout the day.  Here’s what our menu looks like this year. What do you think?  Am I missing anything?  I’d love to hear your plans for Thanksgiving this year.  If you’ve posted a menu on your blog, please leave a link in the comments as I’d like to stop by and see it.

Remember a Thanksgiving Road Trip

Posted in Family, and Holidays

As I said in my previous post, Thanksgiving always meant a road trip to my grandpa and grandma’s house in PA.  Back then, road trips did not involve electronics as they do today.  Nope, we had to entertain ourselves from Michigan to Pennsylvania and back home again.  My sister and I would sit in the back seat and get along perfectly.  Um, well, okay, we did do some of the “she’s touching me” type of stuff, but the trips weren’t that bad.  At least, I don’t think they were.  I’m sure my Dad might have a little different take on…

Gearing up for Thanksgiving

Posted in Family, Holidays, and Homemaking

Our Thanksgiving preparations actually begin way back in October.  You see, we decorate for harvest starting on October 1st.  When the 1st of November arrives, we start to add in some Thanksgiving specific decorations.  The beginning of November also means that we’ll be doing some sort of a thankful craft.  This year, we did the Gratitude Tree.  Last year, we did the Giving Thanks Turkey craft.  Whatever craft we do, the purpose is to remind us to remain thankful during the month. Going gluten free changed how I prepared our Thanksgiving meal.  For years, I used doctored up store products…

NBC Family Movie Night: A Walk in My Shoes

Posted in Announcements, and Commercial Break

As you know, we really enjoy our family movie nights.  It’s always nice to be able to sit down together as a family with some popcorn and/or yummy snacks while you watch a wholesome, family-friendly movie.  You know, the type of movie that seems to be becoming more and more rare these days. I’m thrilled that Walmart and P&G have decided to tackle this problem head on.  They’ve started to create their own family friendly movies for Family Movie Night.  The two previous movies were The Jensen Project and Secrets of the Mountain.  So far, we’ve been impressed with their…