…but it’s never too early or too late for Thanksgiving.
My first Thanksgiving tablescape at our Country Bungalow. I’ve settled on that name for our new abode. Basking in the time we’ve had these past four days with all of our kids and our little grand. Thankful to God for his provision and protection over each one while driving, hunting, working and playing! Since we were all together and won’t be together on traditional U.S. Thanksgiving day we decided to enjoy a Thanksgiving meal early. I’ll share people photos soon!
Give thanks to the Lord for he is good, his love endures forever. 1 Chronicles 16:34
…everyday should be a Thanksgiving.
Lovely table! What matters is being thankful together – it doesn’t have to be a certain day! Enjoy your lovely family time together!
What a lovely table setting and I know all of your hearts were thankful for the time together. Thanks for sharing ~ FlowerLady
Beautiful table,ellen. I was hoping for your recipe on baking a large turkey breast…do you have a good one?
bj, I’ve never done just a turkey breast but here’s a recipe that is on the Mennonite Girls Can Cook blog,
http://www.mennonitegirlscancook.ca/2013/05/orange-roasted-turkey-breast.html
Lovely and elegant. I love the plates.
Marilyn
Great idea to celebrate Thanksgiving while your family was gathered! It is special to be able to celebrate in your new home!
Country Bungalow is a perfect name! I love all of your decorations and the table is beautiful. Enjoy each moment of your early Thanksgiving.
Your table setting is beautiful! It doesn’t matter when you celebrate Thanksgiving, what matters is who is at the table!💕
A lovely country table, Ellen. I am curious about the stained glass I can see in the background of some of the photos – did that come with the house?
Angie, the stained glass is something my father in law had made with the family name and crest put on it. There are two panels, we have one and Dear’s only sibling (an older brother) has the other panel.
Such beautiful plates!