Thanksgiving

Although very late, I am at least proud of myself for getting this done before Christmas. I love Thanksgiving and the reminder that not just at this time of year, but throughout the whole year we have so much to be thankful for. With the move to Tennessee, this Thanksgiving was a little different. We had only been in our house about a week before we had to pack up and head to Ohio for the holiday. We were thankful that we were able to find our suitcases before we left! Traveling for Thanksgiving means lots of driving and we tried to fit in seeing as many friends and family as possible.To split the drive up a little, we drove to Cincinnati on Wednesday and then on Thanksgiving Day we drove further north to Marysville, Ohio to visit with lots of John's extended family.

Lots of the Weiss clan playing Apples to Apples!

Reagan and her cousin Kyle!

Reagan in her Thanksgiving jammies!

While in Cincinnati, our good friends Kirk and Paula put us up most nights at their house. This meant Reagan had a friend to play with.

Reagan trying to use Hazel's seat!

Hazel is so much bigger than when we moved away a few months ago!

Reagan likes to make sure all of Hazel's toys work properly!

On Friday we visited with our old neighbors and good friends Steve and Laura and got to see their two adorable daughters! I'll try to get some pictures with them at Christmas!

On Saturday we headed over to my Dad's house to celebrate Thanksgiving. For some reason I didn't take any pictures so I stole the following off of his facebook account. I figured it was only fair since he is always taking pictures of Reagan that I post! :)

Reagan, Alex and Eli!

I guess the turkey did in both Josh and Teddy!

Teddy, Papaw, and Reagan!

All the boys eating!

Hi Teddy!

Reagan found a new toy she likes!

We finished up by visiting our old church on Sunday and having lunch with our good friends Erin and Jeremy and their two kiddos, Kate and James! We stayed very busy during the whole trip. Unfortunately,  it rained the whole drive home which made for a much slower trip. We sure were glad to be home!