Our First Thanksgiving in Missouri!

Posted by: Maddy

This year was the first year we all spent a holiday by ourselves. It was quite nice actually. We did miss celebrating with the rest of the Coulters back in Colorado, but it was nice to have a quiet holiday for a change. We got to spend time together talking about what thankfulness really means and how we can all work on being grateful. It's a good time to remember that God is the reason we have what we have and He is the one that placed us together with the family He did for a reason.

We had a 23 pound turkey! Ours weren't ready in time as you know,so we found someone else who raises them the same way we do to get one from.

Ashley's handmade sign

Waiting to eat........

Joe was so exhausted!

We found the guineas 'guarding' the entrance to the lane!

The day ended with this beautiful sunset!

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