Happy Thanksgiving to all of my Canadian Friends!
I hate to admit this, but Canadian Thanksgiving always catches me by surprise, even after having lived here for the past eleven years!
However, once reminded it's upon me, I'm all over it. As you can see the table is now set and it's just a few hours until we sit down together to partake of that plump, juicey, golden turkey. Of course it must be accompanied with our traditional oyster dressing. Because my mother always used this recipe, this is how we've always prepared it
and we still love it this way.
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Because it is only my MIL, my husband and myself this year, we aren't going wild with the extras.
Tim will prepare the turkey, the squash, and the potatos. I mix the dressing, prepare the cranberry
sauce, and the pumpkin pie. My MIL is bringing
Annabelle salad and lemon bars. Quite a feast for
just the three of us, don't you think?
I have so very much to be thankful for. And believe
me I'm not at all bashful about sharing it with my
Lord. He is the ever welcome guest at my table.
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Blessings-Kimberly
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Yes, it's Happy Thanksgiving To All of Canada :-)
ReplyDeleteLove the pictures you posted with the table settings, and food.
What is Annabelle salad ? I've never hear of it.
What's the temperature like up there now? Were suppose to drop to mid 30's in the early morning hours.
What a wonderful table setting. I love your dishes!! I was wondering what your menu would be like if there were more coming for dinner. Goodness, you do have plenty to be thankful for. Blessing to you and all our Canadian friends.
ReplyDeleteA very Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family and all our Canadian friends. xo
ReplyDeleteHappy Canadian Thanksgiving to you and all my friends living in Canada........Sarah
ReplyDeleteWonderful Kimberly! Happy Thanksgiving to you up there!
ReplyDeleteLove that saying. Yes, we have so much to be thankful for, don't we?
Pat
I love the colour in your fist picture....just looked at it again and..yes, just love it! I wouldn't mind a slice of turkey as well. Hope that you are having a wonderful Thanksgiving. Joan
ReplyDeleteJoy and blessings as you celebrate with your family! Love the Johnson Bros dishes. Your menu sounds delicious. What a great sentiment at the bottom of the post :)
ReplyDeleteIt sounded and looked perfect. One must not forget to honor the day no matter how many or few are around the table. Love those dishes~ ☺
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving to you and yours!!!!! Love your pictures, so pretty your table. I also collect the old Friendly Village dishes, you have a wonderful set there. Enjoy the day my friend, yes....much to be thankful for, Blessings Francine.
ReplyDeleteGreat prayer and beautiful dishes.
ReplyDeleteCathy
That is quite a feast for 3. Enjoy!! And that reminds me to order my organic turkey from the butcher, for our Thanksgiving...
ReplyDeleteBeautiful post Kimberly. I love the editing of the first photo. Your table looks so pretty! Enjoy your thanksgiving. Hugs, Pamela
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving! Your menu sounds delicious!
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving! Everything looks and sounds wonderful. I especially love those dishes...soo pretty. ENJOY!
ReplyDeleteSo many blessing to be thankful for.
ReplyDelete(I'll be over, even if it's leftovers, yummy!)
Hello Kimberly! Found you at the Make the Scene Monday Blog Hop ^^
ReplyDeleteI liked your blog a lot so I'm following you now.
Hope you get a chance to visit mine too sometime.
Have a great day : ) xx
N O I R E D A M E
Happy Thanksgiving! Hope your day was a lovely one. Your table setting was just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving! What is Annabelle Salad?
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving! Sounds like a delicious feast to me. I love the leaves as a table centerpiece--so pretty!
ReplyDeleteWhat is Annabelle salad? Hope you have a nice Thanksgiving
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving to you! Mimi
ReplyDeleteA feast indeed! Happy Thanksgiving!
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving, such a grand looking turkey. I bet he tasted so good. Beautiful centerpiece.
ReplyDeleteA belated Happy Thanksgiving to you, Kimberly. Your 'feast' sounds wonderful... I love Thanksgiving dinner.... YUM...
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Betsy
Your Thanksgiving meal sounds wonderful, I hope you had a marvellous time with your mil and dh.
ReplyDeleteHugs, Cindy
Such beatiful pictures and the dinner dishes are great.
ReplyDeleteDenise
Love your Thanksgiving pictures.
ReplyDeleteI wont tell. Ha,ha
Good looking hubby. He is a keeper for you.
I thought you were lending him out for a chef.Even for Christmas time coming soon.
My hubby is my built in Chef also.
Maybe I will lend him out. Notice I said lend.