November 21, 2011

The Thanksgiving table

 My husband and I are staying put this year.  It will be our first holiday with Emilu.  By then, she will be well established with eating mashed food and it will be tons of fun to see her at the table. I will be preparing a Thanksgiving dinner this year and these tables are so inspiring. There's one for every taste from modern sleek to very traditional.  For more inspiration,  25 Thanksgiving table to gaze upon.

Are you a guest or a host this Thanksgiving? What are your holiday ideas for this Thanksgiving?   I'd love to hear about them.
Posted by Patricia Villamil
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5 comments:

  1. JAMIE SAYS DREAMNovember 21, 2011 at 11:17 AM

    We don't celebrate Thanksgiving in Sweden, but December is the month for Advent Glögg parties and for many also parties with their job, maybe for a "Julbord" = Christmas Table = "Smörgåsbord"= Smorgosbord. With friends and colleagues counting down for Christmas, and then Christmas Eve is the big family day and the day we open our Christmas gifts.

    Thanks for the comment on my blog, I think I will try the pompoms too :-)

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  2. Dress me/love meNovember 21, 2011 at 2:02 PM

    Hi Patricia,

    I was trying to find an email so i can email you directly but could not find one... I am writing you to say that i JUST realized (as i was making some account changes) that you have commented on some of my blog posts...now how this slipped me i don't know i thought i was suppose to get email notifications about comments but i apparently dont :( i really did not (and i still don't) think people even read my blog so it was a huge surprise.... i wish i saw your comments when you posted them... anyways i just wanted you to know that i did not ignore you...and thank you for your nice comments...and i will pay more attention from now on....

    Beata

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  3. Patricia VillamilNovember 21, 2011 at 2:31 PM

    Jamie I love the idea of a countdown to Christmas I saw a great advent calendar tutorial great with kids @ Oh Happy Day blog. I think you might like it.

    @Beata: no worries about the comments I love stopping by your blog!

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  4. Hotly SpicedNovember 22, 2011 at 2:36 AM

    Those Thanksgiving tables are so inspiring. I would love to be able to set a table like one of those. In Australia, we don't celebrate Thanksgiving but I so wish we did - it just seems like an incredible 24 hours. Good luck with your turkey - I know from the movies I've seen that that's the stress of the day!

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  5. RebeccaNovember 22, 2011 at 10:48 AM

    I love the navy damask with the pop of yellow! Very fun contrast.

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