The ABCs of Thanksgiving (and Black Friday)

Apples in boxes, waiting to be canned  (more on this soon)
Boys being goofy
Cinnamon rolls ( A Thanksgiving breakfast tradition) and Coffee, and Cranberry salad
Daddy looking through sale flyers
Esther's ringlets
Fancy Forks
Grateful hearts, Greenbean casserole
Hats on place-mats (pilgrim hats)
Indian costumes ( Joel and Leah were dressed as American Indians)
Joel's tepee (made out of blankets and bows)
Kids dressed up
Markers in a container (Washable markers make great war paint for Indians)
Notebook pages of lists
Oranges and cranberries as decorations (see last post)
Pumpkin Pie, covered Pretzels, Pilgrim outfits (Sarah, Hannah, and Esther were dressed as Pilgrims)
Quiet (nothing quite like it)
Rolls, topped with butter
Sprinkles on covered pretzels, Smoked turkey
The Farming Game
Undistingishable Utterings (Read: Esther gibberish) 
Very early morning (this was Black Friday, after I stayed up all night)
White board drawings (Leah was trying her hand at this, the results were quite entertaining)
eXtra caramel dip
Yellow m&ms
Zebra cakes (the people across from us in line at Cabela's went and bought snacks, including Zebra cakes. I think this may have been the first time I had heard of such a thing.)