I hope you are doing well! It's Thanksgiving week; enjoy your time with family! I am excited because all of my children will be able to come over and not only that, but they are bringing tons of food. TONS. Russ and I only have to do turkey, potatoes and stuffing. Speaking of turkey, Russ spatchcocked the turkey  the last couple of years, and let me tell you, we are never going back to dry, dismal turkey. I found the biggest turkey I could, just so I'd have enough for our people. (Plus I also love that the delicious technique has such a funny name: spatchcock. I imagine people all over the world telling their grandmothers that they spatchcocked their turkey, and I imagine the grandmothers sitting there quietly, wondering exactly what they'd be eating.)

I know that we are all going to be busy over the next several days, so I thought I'd sneak a quick post in before all of the baking begins. 

I love transformation. I love watching "Extreme Makeover" shows, where a team of people come in and redo a home, a person, a life. I love seeing the before, the hard work in the middle, the after. I love the excitement, the drama, the joy. It's all amazing.

Without even thinking about it, I feel that our lives on earth will model that pattern. I feel like we most likely will have a big moment of transformation, an Extreme Makeover Moment, where everything is sorted out, where we become our best selves.
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