When Emily and I got back from a long wintery drive over the pass Kevin and Alexa invited us over to Tim’s as we were unpacking for a “Friendsgiving” dinner. Who could turn down another meal of delicious turkey and fixings?? Of course we went. We had just enough time to unpack and clean ourselves up a bit before heading over for dinner. Tim had cooked a sweet ham and there was plenty to go around. There was about 10-12 of us at the table including Loomis and Amy Joe, Tim’s neighbors upstairs and Mischa & his new interest Erin. With my reputation as the endless stomach (I will change this after New Years) everyone was encouraging me to take seconds and thirds, amused by my ability to put down so much! A trip to the store was made for more wine and everyone had a great night. Thanks Tim and Lindsay!
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Sunday, November 28, 2010
Friendsgiving!
When Emily and I got back from a long wintery drive over the pass Kevin and Alexa invited us over to Tim’s as we were unpacking for a “Friendsgiving” dinner. Who could turn down another meal of delicious turkey and fixings?? Of course we went. We had just enough time to unpack and clean ourselves up a bit before heading over for dinner. Tim had cooked a sweet ham and there was plenty to go around. There was about 10-12 of us at the table including Loomis and Amy Joe, Tim’s neighbors upstairs and Mischa & his new interest Erin. With my reputation as the endless stomach (I will change this after New Years) everyone was encouraging me to take seconds and thirds, amused by my ability to put down so much! A trip to the store was made for more wine and everyone had a great night. Thanks Tim and Lindsay!
Thanksgiving in Eagle Crest









































































Sunday morning we took our time cleaning up. We had Oliver inside with us the whole weekend while Arrow and Poa remained in a crate or in the car. Oliver doesn’t shed much but we did a thorough job cleaning up anyway to make sure we got any possible hair. Getting back over the pass was a bit slow. It was a such a good weekend and Danielle definitely got a great deal on the house from her boss which owns it, only $75 a night. So happy that Jen, Jason, and Kali decided to hang out with us Saturday night as well. Perhaps we’ll get the house again later this winter for some backcountry skiing or Mt. Bachelor.