Friendsgiving
Lately Bear and I have really taken stock of the people in our lives and come to the conclusion that we truly do prefer quality over quantity. We are putting all our focus and effort into the people who know how to be a true friend.
Luckily, we realized we are blessed with both quantity AND quality. So our gratitude this year revolves around the people in our lives that take care of us, are considerate and we really enjoy being with.
Here are some pictures from our first ever Thanksgiving potluck with the aforementioned friends. A real grown-up, sit-down dinner!
(looks gross but it’s from Greenberg, Oprah recommended it and it was/still is DELISH!)
Speaking of fabulous people, our weekend will be filled with family time, taking Trigger to Bear’s parents house, more leftovers and slowing down to catch up. Hope you all have a blessed Thanksgiving!
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Posted on 11/24/10
Yay for friends! I’m thankful for our friendship, Sandhya!
We’re also having Friendsgiving this year– for the first time in a while. Can I borrow that word? Love it!
Sandhya, your Friendsgiving table looks gorgeous. What lovely China you have!! I hope your weekend continues to be wonderful, and I’m so happy we’re friends
Thank you both – grateful to have met you guys this year and can’t wait for more fun things to come!
Oh. My. Gosh. This is freakin’ awesome! The table setting is wonderful! How did you manage to arrange all of this while you’re working on getting things going with your business? I’m in awe. It looks and sounds like the perfect Thanksgiving holiday.
We, too, have also been very mindful of the quality of people we surround ourselves with lately. Time seems to fly by and it’s so hard to fit everything in, I guess that’s why we started thinking about who we really wanted to spend our time with. Ha, does that sound terrible?
I had a lot of help from Bear…and it involved shopping for new things…so I made the time!
That’s exactly how we’ve been…our time is precious and we have to limit who gets a part of it. Not harsh, just realistic…we should get what we give out.
Wish you could have been there!