And who strategically leaves his coke cans in low-lying places.
I'm grateful for Uncle Bryce, who takes great care of his nephews.
I'm grateful for a mother-in-law who patiently teaches me the ropes of cooking turkey and prime rib. Only the Burnett men cannot survive on turkey alone.
I'm grateful for grandparents who love spending time with their grandsons.
I'm grateful for the most perfect and happy sons I could ever imagine.
And for a husband who is man enough to set the table.
7 comments:
I don't see the boys at the table...did they get to eat turkey?!?
Do you think the "Brad Pitt of the South" will give me his autograph? Loved the pics!!! Especially the one with the coke can--it's already started.
I'm glad to see you're starting them young with watching football on Thanksgiving (or at least sitting by one). They'll be ready for the turkey bowl in no time!
it is so fun to see you family. It also makes me miss having you around. I love you little comments & how you say things. I really hope we can catch up someday and actually hang out together. until then...keep blogging. Miss you! ang
Good that Brent will set the table. I had my m in law here this year, they had never seen a turkey cooked in a bag before. Man, that's the easy way to do it.
I appear to be blog stalking but I saw your address on one of the young women's blog. Your boys are so cute!
You have the most adorable twins ever!!!!!
Maddie Pedersen
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