Whoa, what's that at the end there? Cake balls? Well done, second-cousin-in-law!
Upon further reflection the next day, we* decided that having the most preposterous food item come from outside the immediate clan would not stand, man, so my brother bravely took charge and did this:
This is what happens when you don't shop on Black Friday like normal people. |
Our only non-gorging activity of note was Anna's first haircut. It's worth pointing out that the woman who cut her hair is the same woman who gave me my first haircut. AWWWWW.
New Year's Resolution: more makeup, fewer chins. |
They are the SAME anonymous-looking hands, I swear. |
Anyway, here she is road-testing her new 'do. Look, we caught her one second before she completely mangled this flower! She looked sort of like she belonged in that little-girl-with-a-flower scene from Frankenstein.
I'll let you decide which character. |
Yum! Since I am fairly certain that my in-laws don't frequent your blog - I am VERY jealous of your Thanksgiving. My in-law's Thanksgiving is a big let down EVERY year. :( I am also very intrigued by Nathaniel's creation...kind of like a croque monsieur on crack. (in a good way) Anna's haircut is very cute! I can only assume that she'll now be very stylish for all of her holiday engagements!
ReplyDeleteHey, there are usually at least 30 people at my parents' house, you guys could probably sneak right in! Anyway, I would say the sandwich sort of resembled a Monte Cristo. It was magnificent.
ReplyDeleteIt was disturbingly delicious. I've read about places making bacon cheeseburgers on Krispy Kreme donuts, so it didn't seem like too far of a stretch. Now, for the sake of our arteries, we must never construct it again.
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