An Adalynn Thanksgiving

It would be an understatement to say that we had a great Thanksgiving. Making a holiday special for a little one is better than any holiday you have ever planned for yourself. We started off the day with a Turkey Trot we called "To Grandma's House We Go" with family and friends in our neighborhood. We ran from our house, to Adalynn's Great Grandmother's house (about 2 miles round trip). We later ended the day at her house Here is a peek at Adalynn's first Thanksgiving! Enjoy!

Ready for her first Turkey Trot!!

Check out the cool shoes from Aunt Bri!

The Turkey Trot Group!

Cousin Amy reading Christmas stories.

Crazy neighbor Jeff in his Turkey Trot outfit!

Of course we had to try it on Adalynn for her last few moments of being a vegetarian.

The "Finisher" certificates that were handed out at brunch.

I was pretty proud of my design.

Neighbor Kate holding Adalynn while she watched the parade.

She was looking for her Great Grandma, Great Aunt and Aunt Bri

who were in New York for the Macy's Day parade.

Adalynn, asleep out while everyone cooks dinner at Great Grandma's.

Watching the Christmas light go up at Great Grandma's.

Making sure they all look perfect!

The cutest girl ever!

Fun with dad!!

Grandma sneaks a few snuggles in the kitchen.

"Can I have Turkey?"

"Give me TURKEY!"

"Yum!"

"I don't know exactly what this is, but I like it!"

"Sweet potatoes too??"

Great Grandma enjoying her view of the family together

and her first great grandchild.

Yep Adalynn...It really was all about you:)

I seriously can't get enough of this kid...

So yes...I know...I have failed so many of you when it has come to blogging. There are so many things to catch up on that I keep meaning to just sit down and go through photos and create posts. I have realized that this daunting task however it preventing ANY posts, so excuse me while I play catch up/post our life a little out of order.

The photos above are from this weekend. We headed to a wedding for the Tenney family. When you marry into the DeFrehn's...you also adopt the Catonguays, Tenneys and Millers. It is awesome and I am very thankful for such an awesome extended family.

The wedding was Adalynn's first "formal event" and we had a blast. I of course, thoroughly enjoyed her bow/poof. It reminded me a bit of the royal wedding and all of those silly hats... I loved it on her. She is growing SO fast and I seriously just can't get enough of this kid:)