Grateful

A special card in the mail from granddaughter in Kindergarten.

Turkeys in the House

Seasonal still life.

Retrieved the little turkey figures in the China cabinet and added two chocolate foil covered birds I purchased in Bloomfield Groceria this morning. Then I remembered the Three Crowns German Turkey Plate dated from the 1930-40s. Added a little fruit to the mix.

My Sister Prepares to Make Cranberry Relish

Mary sent me this photo.

Getting ready for Thanksgiving.

One year our Mother gave each of us a grinder. I use the good processor these days

Here’s a recipe for no-cook Cranberry Relish you want to use less sugar than this recipe though.

Lights Along the Monongahela

Homestead across the river

Attempted the moon shot but it wasn’t right

Always Fresh Bread- A Handmade Gift

A day to be appreciative of all we have in our lives. Olga, my DIL’s mother gave me a handmade linen bag with a special lining to keep bread fresh. Made in Ukraine.

It says in Ukrainian alway fresh bread
The loaf peeking out of the lace edged bread bag that’s cheese on the board.

After more than three weeks away, I slept in my home bed in a warm house last night. It was a long day of travel so lots of time to knit and reflect on a wonderful visit with my son and his family. I received many welcome home messages and it was lovely How good it feels to be able to travel again. To be with those you love. To meet a 2020 granddaughter.

I’m grateful for my family and friends and all of you who stop by here.

I found an article about Giving Thanks from Harvard Health Publishing and how it can make one happier. I believe it!

Raw Cranberry Relish, Yes or No?

Cranberries, navel orange, a Granny Smith apple, chopped. add 1/2c sugar and stir. Chill.

Some people prefer fresh cranberry sauce, some like the ribbed cylinder of Cranberry jelly from the can. Some put cranberries in a jello mixture. What they remember from childhood.

Cranberry relish, raw. Yes or no?

Or perhaps you don’t like cranberries in any form.

Cranberries, a navel orange, a Granny Smith Apple.

Happy Thanksgiving

Thank you for stopping by the blog today and please know I’m grateful for your making time to look at the photo of the day.

I received two lovely Thanksgiving cards, the bottom l and r. Thanks dc and Carrie, two wonderful blog followers. (The other 4 cards I bought to send out- didn’t get them mailed. 😥)
Thank you to my dear friend for this thoughtful card ❤️

Embroidered Acorn Card

My sister sent this elegant card for Thanksgiving.

It looks so pretty with the little stitches in shiny threads.

Thanks, Mary.

By Papyrus
Detail of stitches

Pies in NYC November 2015

I found this photo is my archives.

Artisan Apple and Pumpkin Pies at Citarella, when visiting my sister at Thanksgiving, the year Mark’s family came,too.

If you had to choose just one, which would you choose?

Silent Sunday

Silent Sunday

Pumpkin pie and pumpkin roll