The rest of the day was very pleasant. The team put forth a heroic effort to pull off a nice Thanksgiving dinner - I was impressed by how well everyone worked together. I have to note Jeff's contributions once again. He's basically the Michael Jordan of Thanksgiving dinner preparation - you can't stop him, you can only hope to contain him. He took charge of cooking both turkeys, led the gravy-making crew, and put together a phenomenal key lime pie (random) in his spare time. With his cooking, language skills, and occasional driving contributions, he's pretty much a lock for Skier of the Week (an award that didn't exist until a couple hours ago). Overall, a wonderful meal and a nice chance for the team to come together - we all have a lot of reasons to be thankful.
Scary to see this crowd wielding large knives.
Tim tried to keep up with Polasky and got dropped. Picture me in a fight with Dangerous Dana Rosenblatt. That's what happened to Tim at dinner. Here he is struggling through the last of the green bean casserole. Speaking of Polasky, we had no leftovers in large part due to his insatiable appetite. The man is a freak.
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One-pole skiing for Polasky with the injured shoulder doesn't seem to translate to slower eating (one-fork only??)
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