A day late, technically, but giving thanks to God never gets old.
I treated the animals to some Thanksgiving treats in the morning (pics after the jump). But the star of the show was the Paleo Thanksgiving Feast that Wife put together.
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Clockwise from the smoked turkey leg: paleo orange cranberries, brussel sprouts cooked in bacon, mashed cauliflower, paleo pork and apple stuffing, sweet potatoes topped with pecans, and sauteed green beans. |
Breakfast was just as paleo and yummy.
Wife made some paleo scones with almond flour (or coconut), and hard boiled backyard chicken eggs. YUM!
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Nom nom nom paleo scones. The eggs look happy. :) |
Speaking of which, the chickens got their own feast of leftover cooking scraps,most notable roasted butternut squash remains.
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Did I mention that Corn the rooster is crowing now? |
Donkey got a few carrots and some fresh bamboo.
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Happy Samson. |
And finally, the sheep got a bowl full of oats.
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It cracks me up when they get on their knees to eat. |
We capped thenight off with a great bigbonfire. The flames hit about 8 feet at the peak. It was very very hot.
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The fire was really cool and lasted all night. |
There is so much I have to be truly thankful for,and taking just a day seems like not enough. I definitely need to work more thankfulness into my prayer life.
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