turkey time! (everyone is wrtiting thanksgiving)

instead of doing the traditional thanksgiving mom and i broke off and went to family number 2 for the holiday! it was a fabulous thanksgiving. there was so much talking and laughing and cooking sometimes i just sat back and watched the scene. like looking at a painting. two women-a chelloist from new york and an fortune teller, yoga, horoscope kind of woman were arguing whether pieces had 3 levels or 4. next to them my mom and a violinist named Steve who had brought the chelloist were talking about Italian operas. then me and Kristina were discussing photography and next to me-ugh i forgot their names they were talking to the Boston lady( who was still half talking to the fortune teller) about mommy dearest which they had never seen. then the food, it was great! the turkey was juicy and the sweet potatoes(brought by mom) were to die for, fortune lady brought tofu, there were 3 count em' three pumpkin pies! it was probably my favorite thanksgiving and i am (cheesy, i know) very thankful!