I hope you had a perfect Thanksgiving holiday.
Ours couldn't have been much better: lots of good food and family, with a little down-time over the weekend.
On Friday, after the cooking/eating/visiting was over, I got my covid booster shot. My first vaccine was a J&J shot, but I got the Moderna booster after reading that it ramped up the immunity a little better. After the J&J shot, I had a headache and felt kinda bad for about a day. I didn't know what to expect with the Moderna shot, so I scheduled it for the long weekend to give me time to recover if it made me feel crappy. I had a bit of a headache - not bad - and was a little draggy for a couple of hours on Saturday morning. Overall, it was not bad at all.
Good thing, too, because Saturday afternoon, Granddaughter #1 texted me to ask if she and her sisters could spend the night. I said, "Sure!" They got here about suppertime. We fed them pizza and left-over chicken & dumplings. We made things in the sewing room. The next morning, The Nugget woke me up pretty early and helped me make biscuits. We made round biscuits and star-shaped biscuits and Christmas tree-shaped biscuits. She wore flour on the end of her nose for the rest of the morning. ;)
They went home around lunchtime.
About that time, I put on a pot of white beans to soak. We had a ham bone and some drippings left over from Thanksgiving; they made the beans tasty. Nanny showed up for a few minutes about the time the beans got done, and I sent a bowl full of beans home with her to keep us from having to eat beans for the next four days. Later, I made a pan of cornbread to go with the beans. Home-made chili sauce on top of the beans rounded out our supper. (Guess what we're having for supper tonight.) ;)
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