Happy Sunday Everyone!
We are just wrapping up our Thanksgiving break here at my house. The turkey has been roasted, eaten, turned into soup and we've all been stuffed. My family had a great time getting together and eating our belly's full. If you celebrated Thanksgiving, I hope you also had a fabulous time.
Now it's all about shopping and getting geared up for Christmas. I can't believe tomorrow is December 1st (already) and we have 24 days until Christmas. Time to get into high gear, so I don't have to rush to get things baked, cooked and wrapped. I think I need a week of recuperation before I can even think that far ahead.
Do you love Christmas movies? I think I'm a little obsessed with them. The Hallmark Channel and Lifetime run a lot of Christmas movies from November through December and I feel like I have to watch each new show they air. Sometimes I even watch shows I know I have seen before because my old mind isn't as good as it was back in the day and I can't even remember the story. All I know is it's about something "Christmas-y" so I have to watch it. My TV video recorder is full to the brim of shows that I have been too busy in the kitchen to watch. I think I will be watching Christmas shows well into January the way things are going these days.
My family is all asleep right now... I think I sneak downstairs and watch a show before the chaos that is my life takes over and I have to get breakfast ready.... then lunch... then dinner and do loads of laundry in between. Well, Christmas wouldn't be Christmas without my family so I guess I wouldn't have it any other way. :)
Now here is my week in review:
- Orange Cranberry Cake
- Thanksgiving Day Round Up 2014
- Tandoori Turkey
- Roasted Brussels Sprouts with Cumin and Chilies
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Time is really running fast, isn't it? I am getting ready making cookies, cookies are just a must for this seaosn. =)
ReplyDeleteI am in full blown Christmas mode now. I am happy to hear you had a marvelous Thanksgiving!
ReplyDeleteWe do the same thing with the Hallmark Christmas shows at my house, too! One year it took us until mid February before we finished watching all the ones that we had recorded. We finished last Christmas' Hallmark movies near the end of January. We love those movies, no matter how sappy they are. :) You and I will have to compare notes on which of this year's movies we like the best. Merry Christmas, Ramona!
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