Let's find out what a Medierranean Thanksgiving looks like.
Well, no surprises here--turkey as it should be. Our Norwegian friend Tron and some of his friends baked and carved the turkey. Tron says Norwegians normally do turkey over the holidays as well.
April and I had our hand at baking the pies. I did the apple ones, and she did the Pumpkin ones. Eating pumpkin pie was a first for many of our international friends.
Here are some shots of our friends who celebrated with us.
Here April's talking with one of our new friends, Geetu. He's Indian and a fellow Christian. We've been learning lots from each other discussing our faith from Eastern and Western points of view. He's very involved in India helping to reform the educational system there.
The turkey began to take its effect.
Claudia discovered The Limbo Song in our collection of music (Where? I don't know.). She got a broom from the closet, and there we were doing the limbo!
Not quite a traditional Thanksgiving afternoon of watching college football, our friends had some salsa CDs and began dancing and teaching each other how to dance salsa and other latin dances.
