Thanksgiving photos from the Palmer Clan.
It looks like three Thansgivings are represented here, one in Falmouth, one in Seattle, and one in Virginia.
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Sandy, Theo, Joy and I rented a house on the Hood Canal with our friends the McDowell’s for Thanksgiving. We had a fun adventure – we’ve stopped calling them “vacations” – my highlight was the double-sized hot tub, complete disregard for the Weight Watchers “point” system and a quiet jog along the coast.
Thank you for these pictures, I love to see how the kids are growing. One of these days Walter and I will get it together and send some digital photos.
Tom looks like he has a fan in Gabrielle.
I think we all could have joined Bryce under the bed for a snooze.
Nate, is that olive oil and basil that you are feeding Grace?
Take care, Aunt Kathy