We are so thankful for our family, and all that the Lord has blessed us with this year. Spencer's job is one of our biggest praises, as well as God's provision for our family since we moved out here. Though things might not have happened as speedily as we had wanted them to happen, our sovereign God had an even better plan in His own perfect timing. Praise God that He has our best in mind!
This is one of the pictures of the fries and the winter vegetables before I put them in the oven. The fries are in a ziplock bag, so that they can get evenly coated with olive oil, salt and pepper. The winter vegetables are just cubed carrots, butternut squash, and sweet potatoes with salt, pepper and about 3 tablespoons of olive oil.
The ladies were in the kitchen cooking, while the men were playing Boom Blocks on the Wii.
Since it had snowed earlier that morning, our nephew also got to go play outside in the snow for a bit before dinner.
Over all it was a very nice Thanksgiving. The poutine was a nice compliment to the chickens as well as the yummy green bean casserole and winter vegetables. I ended up forgetting to make the stuffing, but we were ok with out it. Since we did chickens instead of turkey our left overs only lasted us until Sunday afternoon. I was able to make chicken broth from the bones, and now stored in the freezer in 1 and 2 cup bags portions for when I need them.
