For Thanksgiving dinner, Gropius roasted a turkey breast and a spiral-sliced ham. I made clover-leaf rolls, bundles of green beans (wrapped in bacon and roasted in butter and brown sugar), and marshmallow-covered sweet potatoes. Mom made my grandmother's famous fruit salad, kernel corn, and stove-top dressing. And we also had jellied cranberry sauce (for my father) and an olive tray (for my brother).
Turkey


Dinner Table


Sweet Potatoes (with a streusel topping on one end for Gropius)

Spiral-Sliced Ham

Stouffer's Stove-Top Dressing


WV Wine (we brought it down with us two years ago but Mom couldn't drink it due to chemo/radiation therapy--she liked it though!)

My niece and nephew had cut-up wienies, corn, shredded cheese, and mustard. My nephew had coffee to drink with his meal. I think my niece had Tang? We put them at their own special place-settings at the bar behind the table.

After dinner was through, my sister-in-law lay around while Gropius, Mom, and I put away the leftovers and washed dishes. My brother herded his children and my father and grandfather sat and watched college football.

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