Thank you, Happsgiving!

When asked to say Happy Thanksgiving, Ezri said, “Thank you, Happsgiving!”
It was indeed a happy holiday.
Ezri ate turkey and apple sauce and discovered cranberry sauce for the first time. It was great to have her say “cheers” and raise her sippy cup during the meal for the first time.

Ezri was allowed to play with the Little People toys that belonged to her aunt and dad when they were kids. She loved the barn with its animals. Ezri delighted in putting plastic people around the table with the sticker that showed hot dogs and kool-aid on the table and saying, “yummy! yummy!”

Ezri’s Grandpa sang “I Am My Own Grandpa” for her and played the guitar. She banged on the piano while singing Twinkle Twinkle Little Star or Froggy Went A-Courting. We did a lot of toddler dancing and moved dolls throughout the house pausing to inspect their belly buttons or add or remove their clothing. I find I have plenty to be thankful for.