Dinner was great, no fancy table setting just grab a plate grab some food and find a chair, preferably not my end of the couch thanks.
and off on one side. Or both sides and it does it fast or slow or together...
or separate.
The girls and Aksel sure had a lot of fun in the dining room. It was very loud. But that is all I am going to say, Anna will tell you all about it when she gets done doing all the dishes today!
My goodness my girls can use a lot of dishes. We all enjoyed the food but there were several votes to marry someone off to a nice Asian Chef, okay he doesn't have to be a chef but cooking skills in his native dishes will be a must because no matter how we NE's (N-northern E- European) try we cannot achieve an above adequate Three Kings Feast. I'm think the interview process will just be a lovely meal cooked by the applicant. (After cleaning up this morning I am sure that this is God's will for the girls. How many pots can you use? Oh yah, that's right, three just for the rice! )
It was a very good night after all even though it got off on a bad foot when Dirt got home. Minus most all of the things I needed for my Ol' Befana lay out!
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THAT little man is just adorable! I bet a handful too! Sounds like you guys had a fabulous Twelfth Night! I was out celebrating with my Monday night Bible study group! We had fun too!
Maybe the kitty should be named King?
Looks like you all had a ton of fun! A very neat celebration!
Aksel is just too cute, and he is already fascinated by gadgets. The kitten , I want that little kitten, she is a beauty! Glad I get to visit her.
what a fun family celebration of Three Kings Day, and yes, being someone who is related to at least 2 very good Asian foods cooks, it is wonderfully delicious to go to their events or have them bring food to parties and home church...
I am just beginning to take down the Christmas decorations, and have dedicated this and next week to organizing things around here too.Glad you're feeling a little better.
Happy that you are feeling better. Aksel is a handsome little fellow and I love the kitty. What a sweetheart? Does kitty let you sneeze?
well YUM - I'd say you are making a good case for arranged marriages if you need Asian and chef. Red velvet cake is wonderful - I'll forever have a mental image of the scene in Steel Magnolias where it was a groom's cake. Sounds like a glad time was had by all - loverly kitty and most charming grandson
Hi Lanny! What a lovely tradition ~ good food and family ~ life at it sweetest!
Now I am just in love with that kitty. We have a short hair with the same coloring whose name is Twigs.
Smiles,
Lea
maybe a good name for Christmas Kitty would be Noel.
that red velvet cake looks yummy!
Looks like y'all had a wonderful family gathering. Aksel is adorable!
That cake may have been very red but it looked very delicious! Yummie!
Your kitty and little one are both precious. It sounds like you know how to have so much good fun! The food looks delicious. Blessins, Kathleen
Your grandson is so cute. It sure looks like you had a good time at your gathering. I love red cake!! I love chinese! I would have fit right in at your house!
Lanny, I love posts like these about your family. Your sense of humor just shines through (as does the love you feel for your family). That little cat is so sweet--calicos are my favorite. And your grandson is the champion of cute! I'd ask you to save me a piece of that cake, but I bet it is already gone by now! :D Have a great weekend!
Lanny, I really enjoyed this post and after reading it I told my sister in law to check it out after reading her post on the Korean soup she made. She too enjoyed reading your post on Three Kings Day and said their Grandma ( Tom's ) celebrates Three Kings Day every year. You can see Tom's sister's blog linked on ours " Kiss of Pikake."
Aksel is gorgeous! Your kitty is cute too! I like your blog.
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