Name 5 things...

Nice thread, Elena!

1. Have a healty breakfast with my dear husband.
2. Make rolls to take to my brother's and help my sister-in-law (who's more like a sister!) with cooking.
3. Sit at the table with them, my sister and her family and enjoy each other - laugh and talk.
4. Help clean up after the meal.
5. Ride the stationary bike (not sure if I'll do it before we go or when we get home).

I didn't put this, but be grateful for all the blessings in my life, especially Michael, and all my family and wonderful friends!

Thanks for putting up this post...it's helping me think of what I'll be doing since I'm only 1 week out after surgery! 

1. Watch the parade with my girls.
2. Have my hubby move my recliner chair/temporary bed upstairs.
3. Enjoy visiting with my parents.
4. Watch as my girls color their turkey's from the newspaper.
5. Look over the ads for the Black Friday sales (will be sending my hubby this year).

I look forward to enjoying my 1st holiday where food is not the most important thing.  I really look forward to spending quality time with my family & my parents.  I have a LOT to be thankful for this year...I'm at the beginning stages of my new life! 

I take the financial section of the CPA exam on Monday so I'll be staying home alone to cram while the rest of my family goes out of town. My Thanksgiving will probably go something like this . . .

1. Study
2. Play with the newfs
3. Study
4. Call my family
5. Study

1.  Work night shift and be thankful that I have a job.
2. Sleep in the morning, at least part of it.
3. Go out for the holiday meal with my husband and inlaws.  Thankful that neither of us is going nuts cleaning house, no leftovers to deal with either, well, I may have a take out box from my meal for hubby to snack on.
4. Take the dogs for a nice walk, thankful for the lack of snow here up north in MN.
5. Take time to reflect on all things that I am thankful for.

Happy Thanksgiving everyone.

My list isn't exciting as I have to work and my daughter is out of town visiting family, so here's my list:

1. Go to work & be thankful for my job
2. Make (made) a 7 layer salad for work
3. Get in an extra walk on my break
4. Be happy being able to only eat a few bites
5. Sleep! Had to bring my daughter to the airport this morning. Her flight left for Chicago at 6am and we left from Mankato at 3:15am (after going to bed at 11:45pm). I accidentally went to the Humphrey terminal instead of the Lindenburg, so I got plenty of walking in already!

Happy Thanksgiving everyone!