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A Time to be Thankful

NOVEMBER 2017

Thankful: it’s a word that gets tossed around a lot this time of year as November arrives and 2017 begins to draw to a close.

Jennifer Downs, Publisher

And although it typically marks the winding down of the year, November is also a season of beginnings. This month begins the season of giving and the season of receiving. It begins the season of family gatherings and time spent with friends. It’s the month of Thanksgiving Day parades, Black Friday shopping, mom’s traditional holiday dinners and naps on the couch when you’ve had too much turkey ... or casserole ... or pie …

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But, perhaps most importantly, it’s the beginning of a season of reflection and gratefulness. While we’re incredibly thankful for all of the food (who isn’t thankful for the person who came up with pie?), wine and family time November brings—food and wine is this month’s theme, after all—here at Brentwood Lifestyle, we’re truly thankful for you. When we fill this magazine each month with local restaurants, locally-owned businesses and inspiring members of the Brentwood community, it’s because we’re thankful for everything the place we call home has to offer, and for you—the readers and members of this community—who continue to inspire us to make every issue of this publication special. Thank you for taking the time to join us as we strive to connect you with your community through meaningful words and beautiful photographs. And to you, our readers, take some time to think about what you’re thankful for this November. May you find gratitude in the little things, and may the list of what you’re thankful for go on forever. Have a great November, Brentwood, and happy Thanksgiving.

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November 2017

Departments

Good Times

Around Town

Food & Wine

Culinary Creations

Lifestyle Calendar

Parting Thoughts

14 Holiday Wine Pairings

Pairings for your Classic Family Holiday Dishes

18 A Pinch of This, a Splash of That

Tips for Cooking with Wine

24 Simple, Fun and Even Healthy Recipes

Children Enjoy Thanksgiving More When They Help Prepare the Feast

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AROUND TOWN

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of GBBF, says."With several Middle Tennessee birthing hospitals now enrolling newborns in these counties into the program, Nissan's commitment has never been so impactful in sustaining enrollment growth and giving the wonderful gift of books to our children." Currently, 43 percent of Tennessee third-graders are reading at or above grade level. Studies show that students who have not developed basic literacy skills by the time they enter school are three to four times more likely to drop out of school later. The efforts of GBBF through Tennessee's Imagination Library support the Read to Be Ready statewide education goal of raising Tennessee's third-grade reading proficiency level to 75 percent by 2025. Early childhood literacy programs like Tennessee's Imagination Library

Franklin-based Nissan North America deepened its investment in,

lead to early language development, school readiness and higher

and commitment to, early childhood literacy in Tennessee by granting

educational outcomes through the fifth grade. Students who were

$100,000 to Governor's Books from Birth Foundation (GBBF), bene-

enrolled in the program are more likely to attend school more often

fiting Imagination Library programs in Middle Tennessee. Nissan has

and less likely to be suspended.

contributed more than $1.2 million to GBBF since 2005.

Children from birth to 5 years old are eligible to receive books from

The donated funds will be used to provide age-appropriate books

the GBBF at no cost to families, regardless of income. With funding

each month to preschool children who are enrolled in Dolly Parton's

support from the Tennessee General Assembly, various foundations,

Imagination Library programs in Davidson, Franklin, Rutherford and

individual donors, small businesses and a host of private corporate

Williamson counties—the four counties where Nissan has operational

partners, the GBBF matches all funds raised by each Imagination

facilities in the state.

Library program in Tennessee–a dynamic public-private partnership

"Nissan sponsors many educational programs to help children learn and grow," Rebecca Vest, Nissan vice president of corporate development and social responsibility, says. "Education nurtures opportunity and prepares young people for jobs that will some-

unlike any other in the U.S. today.

CHRISTMAS TREE LIGHTING ON THE SQUARE SET FOR FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1

day support the communities where we live and work. Nissan is

The downtown Franklin Christmas Tree Lighting on the Square, a

proud to partner with Governor's Books from Birth Foundation and

fun way for the entire family to kick off the holiday season, will take

Tennessee's Imagination Library and their mission to support the

place from 5:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. on Friday, December 1. The city is

education of so many children across our state."

partnering with sponsors Williams Medical Center, Middle Tennessee

Since 2004, GBBF has distributed more than 1.5 million Imagination

Electric, Mars Petcare, Downtown Franklin Association and Spring

Library books statewide to preschool-aged children in Davidson,

Tree Media group to bring a multimedia extravaganza to the historic

Williamson, Rutherford and Franklin. In these counties, 47,659 chil-

downtown square. The event features children’s choirs from local

dren currently receive books each month.

middle schools and high schools.

"As we work together to increase the number of Tennessee

Hundreds are expected to gather on the square to watch lights

third-graders reading proficiently, Tennessee's Imagination Library

and movie clips projected on the historic buildings that line the iconic

provides children with the early literacy skills to prepare for school

landmark, as well as a dancing light show around the square.

and grow a love of learning," Tennessee first lady Crissy Haslam says.

The downtown Franklin Square will be closed to traffic from 5:45

"Thank you to Nissan and other statewide partners for their gen-

p.m. to 9 p.m. so that attendees can walk safely and view the lights

erous support of this program, giving all children in Tennessee the

and graphics projected onto downtown buildings.

opportunity to enroll in Tennessee's Imagination Library and build a foundation for educational success." By supporting Tennessee's Imagination Library program, GBBF funds 50 percent of the monthly cost of books, including distribution, statewide. GBBF envisions a Tennessee where all preschool children have books in their homes, develop a love of reading and learning, and begin school prepared to succeed, from kindergarten throughout their educational journeys. "Tennessee's Imagination Library provides the early exposure to books and reading skills that are critical for a child's brain development, educational journey and success in life,"Theresa Carl, president 10

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Food & Wine

HOLIDAY

WINE pairings PERFECT PALATES FROM JENNIFER INGELLIS, DIRECTOR OF PROCUREMENT AT TASTING ROOM + PAIRINGS FOR YOUR CLASSIC FAMILY HOLIDAY DISHES ARTICLE NICOLETTE MARTIN

WHITES

ROSÉS

REDS

“Rich, full-bodied whites like

“Pinot Noir, Beaujolais and lighter

“In years past, most people wouldn’t

Chardonnay, Viognier, Gewürztraminer

bodied Cabernet Franc from the Loire

think to pull out their favorite rosé to

and Rhône White Blends pair delightfully

Valley make excellent companions to

pair with Thanksgiving dinner, but

with many of the dishes found on the

the savory, herb-inflected dishes at a

it’s actually a fantastic wine to have

Thanksgiving table. For example, pump-

typical Thanksgiving feast. The ele-

handy this time of year. Fuller-bodied

kin soup or butternut squash with brown

vated acidity, as well as the nuances

rosé made with Grenache, Syrah and

butter and sage is a delicious match for a

of mushroom and dried herbs, make

Cabernet Franc are excellent matches

richly textured Chardonnay. The warmer

these wines stellar accompaniments,

for the richer foods that make their way

spices of autumn, like nutmeg, cinnamon

keeping your palate refreshed while

to the holiday table, the juicy acidity

and clove, are complementary to this

elevating the complementary notes

keeping your palate from becoming

style of wine, as many have similar notes

found in the food.”

tired and overwhelmed from all the

interwoven with toasted oak nuances.”

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Pinot Noir

Lambrusco

uncle bill’s cheesy potatoes

mom’s sweet potato casserole

Sauvignon Blanc Moscato D’Asti +

aunt mary’s green bean casserole

Grandma’s pumpkin pie

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O f h ni c T Tips for Cooking with Wine

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sing wine in cooking intensifies flavor and adds another

level of uniqueness to your recipe. It gives a dish that extra

something special to turn great-grandma's pasta sauce recipe into your own (and make your sister-in-law jealous). So grab that secret ingredient from the wine cellar and head to the kitchen.

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As Julia Child says, "I enjoy cooking with wine, sometimes I even put it in the food I'm cooking." Wine should be added to food early enough in the cooking process that it has time to simmer. As wine cooks down, the alcohol evaporates away and the flavors begin to concentrate. Use a light hand at first until you get familiar with cooking with wine. Typically, white wines impart their delicate flavor to seafood, and dishes like chicken piccata and vegetable risotto. Red wine adds depth to bolder dishes like beef bourguignon, mushroom steak sauce, and of course, great-grandma's famous pasta sauce. Using wine in a reduction or to deglaze a pan creates an intense and complex sauce. It easily picks up those coveted brown bits that elevate the flavor of any dish. But be careful—light and overly fruity wines can ruin a sauce. The fruitiness is lost during the cooking process and will leave the sauce too acidic, ensuring those lovely brown bits have gone to waste. Red or White? Let's be clear about what is considered a good cooking wine. The so-called "Cooking Wine" found in your local grocery store next to the fancy vinegars and Worcestershire sauce is a poor excuse for a cooking ingredient. They are low in alcohol content, highly acidic, and contain a massive amount of salt. Instead, choose a wine you would pair with the meal. Use one that is fruity, medium or full-bodied, and with little or no oak flavor. Wine aged in oak barrels tends to turn bitter and harsh when cooked in food. For red wines, Pinot Noir and blends such as Côtes du Rhône will produce consistent results. Again, avoid wines aged in oak such as the robust Cabernet Sauvignon. White wines should also be dry and full-bodied. Try a Sauvignon Blanc, unoaked Chardonnay, or even a French Vermouth.

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A PINCH OF THIS (CON TI N U ED)

Let's Talk Price Does

expensive

wine

produce a better sauce than a wine picked from the bargain bin? Well, maybe. America's Test Kitchen tested sauces made

from

similar

wines

in the $5, $10, $20 and $30 price points. They discovered that the $5 wines cooked down to sweet, syrupy sauces, while the $10, $20 and $30 bottles were smoother,

making

sauces

with

multiple layers of flavor. Although tasters favored wines in the two more expensive price ranges, none thought the difference justified spending an extra $10 or $20. They found that limiting the price to $10 left cooks with plenty of good shopping options.

Cooking Tips:

• Add a light, dry white wine

to melted butter and baste grilled, broiled, or baked fish. • Mix wine with different herbs and olive oil to make a delicious salad dressing. • Stir in a couple tablespoons of red wine into brown gravy. Slowly simmer to create a luscious sauce for beef. • Freeze leftover drinking wine in ice cube trays for future cooking use. • Use a wine-based marinade to help keep meat, poultry or seafood moist while it cooks.

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RED WINE REDUCTION FOR SAUCES

Makes about 2 tablespoons Two tablespoons of this potent wine reduction can be substituted in a recipe, such as a pan sauce, tomato sauce, or roast beef jus, that calls for one-half to three-quarters cup of wine. Add this reduction near the end of the cooking time—the way you might finish a sauce by swirling in some butter. The reduction can be kept for up to two weeks in an airtight container in the refrigerator. 1 small carrot, chopped fine (about 2 tablespoons) 1 medium shallot, minced (about 2 tablespoons) 2 button mushrooms, chopped fine (about 3 tablespoons) 1 small bay leaf 3 sprigs fresh parsley 1 cup fruity, smooth, medium-bodied red wine blend Heat all ingredients in 12-inch nonstick skillet over low heat; cook, without simmering (liquid should be steaming but not bubbling), until mixture reduces to 1 cup, 15 to 20 minutes. Pour through strainer and return liquid (about 1/2 cup) to clean skillet. Continue to cook over low heat, without simmering, until liquid is reduced to 2 tablespoons, 15 to 20 minutes. From America's Test Kitchen Season 2

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Culinary Creations

SIMPLE, FUN & EVEN HEALTHY RECIPES

CHILDREN ENJOY THANKSGIVING MORE WHEN THEY HELP PREPARE THE FEAST ARTICLE BARBARA BARRIELLE

few years ago, my nieces were sitting around watching TV while the adults sweated over the timing of the turkey and who makes the best stuffing and whether apples or

nuts or both should be added to the final sage dressing. I asked one of them whether she would like to see my secret and easy cranberry sauce recipe to which she replied, “I don’t like cranberries!” I responded that she would like these, and, sure enough, a cranberry sauce lover was born that day. My own daughter, Charlotte, had long been converted and loved nothing more than the popping of cranberries simmering over a low flame as we added the natural ingredients and orange juice and maple syrup. My nieces all fell in love with this sauce, taking turns slowly stirring and watching the cranberries meet their demise as they popped and became a chunky stew (be careful of splatters!) Now the recipe is easily tripled or quadrupled to allow the red sauce to ooze out of the leftover turkey sandwiches the next day. And nothing artificial is added if you use pure orange juice and maple syrup.

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NATURAL CRANBERRY SAUCE INGREDIENTS

1 bag of cranberries 1 cup pure orange juice Â½ cup pure maple syrup INSTRUCTIONS

1. Put cranberries in a saucepan and add half the orange juice. Cook on medium heat until berries begin to pop then reduce heat and add remainder of orange juice and all of the maple syrup. 2. Cook until the majority of berries have popped, avoiding splatter. Maple syrup can be increased for sweetness. Let cool. CONTINUED November 2017 | Brentwood Lifestyle

Culinary Creations (CON TI N U ED) HOLIDAY ROASTED VEGETABLES Another winning and easy recipe for kids

The Thanksgiving recipe that has truly

that also gets them to eat their vegetables

brought my nieces into the prep process is,

is roasted vegetables. Have the kids pick

without a doubt, the striped sweet potato

their favorite vegetables, say carrots and

casserole. Having both mini marshmal-

potatoes, then choose a few more like cau-

lows and pecans topping the delicious and

liflower, sweet potatoes, turnips, parsnips,

creamy sweet potato mash is a true winner

eggplant, squash and whatever may be

for kids and adults alike.

available in the produce aisle or is going

It is a throwdown as to who gets to cook

soft in the fridge. Peppers, broccoli and any

with Aunt Barbara every year, so now we all

root or onion work, too.

take turns on the different tasks and even

The trick with roasted vegetables is adding enough onions so that they caramelize and

create new recipes that will become part of the next generationâ€™s family traditions.

make the entire group ooze with sweetness. I

Typing this has made me hungry for this

like to add either chopped garlic or whole garlic

yummy dish. Iâ€™ll take the pecans and leave

cloves for the sweet roasted garlic taste, too.

the marshmallow to my young helpers.

Put vegetables to cover a roasting pan fully and toss in at least three tablespoons of olive oil (I will use rosemary or basil flavored sometimes or truffled olive oil) and both a teaspoon of kosher salt and ground sea salt and pepper. Feel free to add other spices like herbes de provence or rosemary. Put in an oven at 450 degrees and check every 15 minutes to toss and add more oil or salt if necessary. Total cooking time is 45-60 minutes. These will be scarfed up by all ages, so make a few batches!

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STRIPED THANKSGIVING SWEET POTATO CASSEROLE INGREDIENTS

4-6 large sweet potatoes 1 cup brown sugar or coconut sugar 2 eggs, beaten 1/2 cup milk 1/2 teaspoon salt 1/3 cup butter, melted 1 teaspoon maple syrup INGREDIENTS FOR THE TOPPING

1 cup packed brown sugar 1/2 cup all-purpose flour 1/3 cup butter, melted 1 cup chopped pecans 2 cups mini marshmallows INSTRUCTIONS

1. Bake sweet potatoes at 400 degrees for 45-60 minutes until tender. 2. Peel and mash the baked sweet potatoes. Add sugar, eggs, milk, salt, melted butter and maple syrup. Mix well and transfer into a greased 9-by-13-inch dish or oval. 3. Mix the brown sugar, flour, melted butter and pecans in a separate bowl. Crumble mixture evenly over sweet potatoes in diagonal rows. Bake at 350 degrees for 25 minutes. 4. Add mini marshmallows to alternate rows and bake for an additional 15 minutes until the marshmallows are golden brown.

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Lifestyle Calendar

November

NOVEMBER 4

and November 18 vs. Missouri, before heading to Knoxville to take on

13TH ANNUAL HIKE FOR THE HOMELESS

the University of Tennessee on November 25. For game times, tickets

EDWIN WARNER PARK

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Grab your gear and come hike for the homeless! The event includes hiking on two paved trails, food, live music and children’s activi-

NOVEMBER 4

ties. Participants are encouraged to team up and fundraise to sup-

CIRCUS BREW ZERKUS

port Safe Haven Family Shelter. The hike benefits Safe Haven Family

NASHVILLE FAIRGROUNDS

Shelter, one of the only shelter-to-housing programs of its kind that

Debuting this fall, Circus Brew Zerkus will combine unlimited

keeps families experiencing homelessness together.

spectacular beer tastings and a magically interactive circus ex-

NOVEMBER 4, 18 & 25

perience to give you and your friends an incredible night to remember! Complete with beer-pouring aerial acts, magicians, fire

UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE FOOTBALL

dancers and more. See you under the big tap! General admission:

NEYLAND STADIUM

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The Tennessee Volunteers have three home games in November: November 4 vs. Southern Mississippi, November 18 vs. LSU and No-

NOVEMBER 5 & 12

vember 25 vs. Vanderbilt. Kickoff times TBA. UTSports.com

TENNESSEE TITANS FOOTBALL

NOVEMBER 4 & 25

NISSAN STADIUM The Tennessee Titans have two home games in November: at noon

MIDDLE TENNESSEE STATE UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL

November 5 vs. Baltimore Ravens and noon November 12 against the

JOHNNY "RED" FLOYD STADIUM

Cinncinati Bengals. The Ravens game will be televised on CBS and

Middle Tennessee will play two home games in November: 6:30

the Bengals game will be televised on Fox.

p.m. November 4 vs. University of Texas at El Paso and 7 p.m. November 25 vs. Old Dominion. For tickets and radio/TV listings,

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BLUE & GRAY DAYS

NOVEMBER 4

CARTER HOUSE AND CARNTON Blue and Gray Days is an annual living history event that allows

HARVEST HALF MARATHON/5K

guests to step into the past. In addition to the classic house tours,

BRENTWOOD FAMILY YMCA

re-enactors and living historians set up campsites and perform

Back for its fifth year, the Harvest Half Marathon/5K will take run-

demonstrations. Visitors can meet and visit with Abraham Lin-

ners along the Brentwood area greenways through the beautiful,

coln and Gen. U.S. Grant, play a game of 19th-century cricket, or

scenic landscape of Williamson County. Proceeds benefit the YMCA

learn the differences between Federal and Confederate soldiers

of Middle Tennessee's Annual Giving Campaign. The half marathon will start at 8 a.m. and the 5K will start at 8:15 a.m. A kids fun run will

NOVEMBER 11 & 12

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27TH ANNUAL HOLIDAY CRAFT SHOW

NOVEMBER 4 & 11

WILLIAMSON COUNTY AGEXPO ARENA Pick out unique, handmade gifts for your loved ones this holiday

TENNESSEE STATE FOOTBALL

season. With more than 100 booths, you will have lots to choose

HALE STADIUM

from! Don't forget to check out the Kris Kringle Kar Klassic with

The Tennessee State University Tigers will face off against Virginia

more than 80 showcase cars, and new to this year's collection, mo-

University of Lynchburg at 2 p.m. November 4 and Southeast Missou-

torcycles! Santa will stop by for pictures from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday.

ri at 2 p.m. November 11. TSUTigers.com

NOVEMBER 4, 11 & 18

NOVEMBER 11, 14, 18, 20, 22, 28 & 30 NASHVILLE PREDATORS HOCKEY

VANDERBILT FOOTBALL

BRIDGESTONE ARENA

VANDERBILT STADIUM

The Nashville Predators host eight home games in November. The

The Vanderbilt Commodores will play three home games during No-

puck for all games drops at 7 p.m. For opponents, ticket information

vember: November 4 vs. Western Kentucky, November 11 vs. Kentucky

and television coverage visit Predators.NHL.com.

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NOVEMBER 18 BOOTS FOR TROOPS 5K RUCK WALK RUN THE PARK AT HARLINSDALE FARM Benefiting families of fallen military and veterans through Medals of Honor. BFT5K is so much more than just another 5K; it's a community event that fosters patriotism and gratitude by giving participants the ability to put actual

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NOVEMBER 24-DECEMBER 22 “A CHRISTMAS STORY” TENNESSEE PERFORMING ARTS CENTER ANDREW JOHNSON THEATER Ralphie’s back! Reaching year nine of this Nashville holiday tradition, Nashville Rep exuberantly gives fans what they want–a hilarious, interactive winter treat. With a frozen flagpole, a ballet tribute to an iconic leg lamp and many, many costume chang-

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es, the show more than delivers on its promise of laughs and heartwarming charm.

NOVEMBER 30 153RD ANNIVERSARY OF THE BATTLE OF FRANKLIN – ILLUMINATION CARTER HOUSE AND CARNTON To commemorate the Sesquicentennial of the Battle of Franklin, 10,000 luminaries, representing the casualties of the battle, will be lit

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Maryland Farms Chiropractic (615) 309-8279

COMMUNITY EVENTS & ORGANIZATIONS City of Brentwood (615) 371-0060 brentwoodtn.gov/

DENTISTS & ORTHODONTICS Kemp Orthodontics (615) 373-3831 kemportho.com Nashville Center for Aesthetic Dentistry (615) 823-2927 drdenniswells.com

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MEDICAL CLINICS & FACILITIES NuBody Concepts (615) 229-5975 nubodyconcepts.com

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Parting Thoughts

family style

BRENTWOOD THANKSGIVING TRADITIONS ARTICLE MARIA DINOIA

veryone has their own way of celebrating Thanksgiving. Some people may enjoy an indulgent breakfast to start their day, while

others may have the children serve the meal's dessert. Others may spend the day watching football or even sitting by a warm fire. But, however you choose to celebrate, one thing a Thanksgiving celebration has in common is family. Thanksgiving is a chance for families to gather together, to feast and to enjoy being with one another. We asked some locals to share with us their favorite family traditions.

DAVID & RHONDA KEMP KEMP ORTHODONTICS

"Thanksgiving is so important to our family because it is the holiday when all the extended family gathEMAMAILE FAMILY BRENTWOOD JEWELRY

ers in one home. Through the years, we have gathered in the homes of our parents, then in cabins in Gatlinburg and, now, in my home. The Kemp family Thanksgiving is an exercise in multitasking. It begins when Doc Kemp puts the turkey in the oven while a couple dozen Kemps watch the Macy’s Parade, The National Dog Show and play games (in a most competitive manner). At lunch, we each

KEITH MERRY & FAMILY GARDEN PARK ANTIQUES

For Thanksgiving, the Emamalie family of Brentwood Jewelry gath-

"Thanksgiving is one of our

ers to celebrate and reflect upon

family's favorite holidays of the

the past year’s events. While

year. The temperatures cool down,

enjoying the traditional turkey

the leaves begin to fall, and foot-

dinner, they give thanks and enjoy

ball is in full swing. We always

sharing memories of their family

celebrate Thanksgiving by giving

and friends in Trinidad and Tobago.

thanks and the lighting of our first bonfire of the year!"

toss corn kernels into a bowl and give thanks for important events of the past year. The meal is followed by more games, more football and, finally, a favorite classic movie, like 'No Time for Sergeants.' The great thing about the Kemp Thanksgiving celebration is that it actually begins on Wednesday afternoon and ends on Sunday afternoon."

DANIELLE BLAUVELT LITTLE NEST PORTRAITS

"Our favorite tradition is to set up our three Christmas trees to create our own Christmas wonderland. We set them up close to each other and wrap our Polar Express train set around the base of the trees. We love to read the Polar Express book and watch the movie over and over during the season."

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