But, I'm feeling much better now.
Nov. 24th, 2006 11:06 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
bzarcherSo, after a very lovely Thanksgiving dinner, I did what all good Americans are supposed to, and fell asleep in front of the TV. From there, things went pretty well!
Lisa and I both got to sleep in, we had breakfast with my grandparents, and then all 4 of us went down to Bunker Hill furniture - they'd like to give us some stuff from there as a housewarming gift, so we looked, and we're waiting to find out some prices before we decide on either some more chairs for the basement, or perhaps a really nice glider chair that would be a rocking chair we could use without risking mauling a cat's tail. A nice wooden coffee mug rack is also tempting. Sadly, Mr. Goode was visiting family back in PA, and his son really didn't know enough about some of the un-marked product to price them, but that's fine. We had a nice time there, and I took some pictures of the gorgeous solid wood rocking horses that Mr. Goode makes.
Lisa and I drove home, stopping to eat lunch in Wooster, then after a bit of rest and putting away leftovers, we upheld a proud Thanksgiving tradition (all of, I think, 2 years old) by going to the Book Loft in German Village, and then to get cheap Mexican food for dinner.
Now, I am enjoying the awesomeness of "How It's Made" (Toothpicks, Bathtubs, Helicopters, and Beer!), and Mom and Dad are coming by tomorrow to finally see the house, which I'm looking forward to.
Lisa and I both got to sleep in, we had breakfast with my grandparents, and then all 4 of us went down to Bunker Hill furniture - they'd like to give us some stuff from there as a housewarming gift, so we looked, and we're waiting to find out some prices before we decide on either some more chairs for the basement, or perhaps a really nice glider chair that would be a rocking chair we could use without risking mauling a cat's tail. A nice wooden coffee mug rack is also tempting. Sadly, Mr. Goode was visiting family back in PA, and his son really didn't know enough about some of the un-marked product to price them, but that's fine. We had a nice time there, and I took some pictures of the gorgeous solid wood rocking horses that Mr. Goode makes.
Lisa and I drove home, stopping to eat lunch in Wooster, then after a bit of rest and putting away leftovers, we upheld a proud Thanksgiving tradition (all of, I think, 2 years old) by going to the Book Loft in German Village, and then to get cheap Mexican food for dinner.
Now, I am enjoying the awesomeness of "How It's Made" (Toothpicks, Bathtubs, Helicopters, and Beer!), and Mom and Dad are coming by tomorrow to finally see the house, which I'm looking forward to.
