Dinner in Dixon

 

 

 

 

We all met at Ann’s house. We kept it simple. Tom got pizza, we brought salad, ice cream for dessert.

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Poor Julie. She has two herniated disks and is staying at her mother’s  as she slowly gets better.  Dick’s cousin, Bobbie, came with us. More people, more fun.

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Thanksgiving #1

Atria El Camino Gardens with Mom.

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Uncle Justin is learning not to mess around with Kellen. “That kid can pack a punch. I’m going to have to stop messing with him pretty soon.”

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Odin found a comfy spot.

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The cooks joked about how many of them it took to put whipped cream on the pumpkin pie. I’d caught five of them watching one person with the squirt can.

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Mom really enjoyed herself.

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Hello

A new blog. Why? If you know me well, you already understand why it was time for a change.  This blog will be much like the last one, but with a different name and hosted by a different provider. And so, we begin.

Back to Penn Valley

 

 

 

 

Occasionally, I have gone to Maria and Tim’s to help out with social events, working in the background, assisting wherever needed. Tonight I provided support in the kitchen for a Japanese gourmet dinner. Each couple prepares a course.

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First course: sushi, handmade and delicious.

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And then I got too busy to take photos. There was soup, salad, a last minute sukiyaki to prepare, dishes to do in between, and a couple of hours later, dessert. Yup, I was tired, but it was also lots of fun.