By the middle of November, I was ready to put up a Christmas tree. I bought a small tree and a simple strand of lights. Magical and heartwarming no matter what size tree! I also caught Alex dancing with Savannah - another heartwarming thing.
Alex was gone for another business trip the end of November - back to Scotland. He got rained, hailed, or sleeted on most days!
But rain brings beautiful rainbows! I don't know if I have ever seen a full rainbow before.
We celebrated Thanksgiving with another American family, who also invited the missionaries and one other family for dinner - 20 of us! (Alex missed out). Here is what my friend Heather posted on FB:
Thanksgiving by the Numbers
Days Late: 2 π
Friends and Family Around the Table: 20 π½
Countries Represented: 5
(AmericaπΊπΈ, Great Britainπ¬π§, South AfricaπΏπ¦, Mexicoπ²π½, and Norwayπ³π΄)
(AmericaπΊπΈ, Great Britainπ¬π§, South AfricaπΏπ¦, Mexicoπ²π½, and Norwayπ³π΄)
Turkeys: 2 π¦π
Pies: 5 π°
American foods Imported: 2
(canned pumpkinπ, ranch dressingπ₯)
(canned pumpkinπ, ranch dressingπ₯)
"White Christmas" for the first time: 5! ❄️
Games of Air Hockey and Foosball: lost count
I brought rolls, sweet potatoes, fried chicken, green beans, and a couple of store-bought pies (I didn't make the pies...it was a feat to cook the other items in our little oven!).
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