I woke up early this morning to join my girlfriend, Erin and her two wiener dogs, on a Thanksgiving run/walk for charity. I met her at the local High School at 7:30, the temperature was 30 degrees, and the wind made it feel worse. We registered and off we went. About 1 mile in to the run, my shoe became untied (I'm no professional runner with special running shoes), as I stopped to tie my shoe, my friend Erin (and her two wiener dogs) kept running. When I finished tying my shoe and realized what had happened, Erin and the dogs were like specks on the horizon. There I was. Left alone, running a fool, by myself. As I finished the run, talking to no one and not listening to the Ipod I left in the car, I thought to myself-
..."Oh yeah, I'm having some pie today!"
Erin and me before the run started- we were freezing! |
After the run, my friend and I wished each other a Happy Thanksgiving and parted ways. I joined the few morons left in my town at the local grocery store to fight for last minute Thanksgiving necessities. Upon returning home, I found my entire family still asleep. With the clock ticking and baking and preparing needing to get done, you can imagine the urgency in my voice as I awoke my slumbering loved ones.
My husband and I ran around the house like idiots as we dressed the kids and gathered all the dishes I had slaved over. We spent time with my husband's family and mine. Of course, attempting to keep the kids happy, despite their lack of naps (my husband was sick too- this made things so much easier!!!! NOT).
All in the all, this Thanksgiving was pretty typical. We ate a ton of food, ran all over town, and I drank too much wine.
Here is an example of too much wine. My sister, my cousin, and I are attempting to help with dishes....
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