A lovely surprise..

A traditional Thanksgiving dinner with our American friends Mike & Nancy and their wonderful Hungarian neighbors. The meal even included cranberry sauce from USA
But we are in Hungary so Nacy wisely served the seasonings in a traditionally Hungarian manner. Did you have paprika with your turkey? Trust you were as blessed as we were.
Nancy wrote out the story of the first Thanksgiving in Hungarian and shared it with us. Everyone was impressed with her language skills (and Mike's reading skills) and we were able to share our tradition about this family celebration and being grateful to God for His care and provision.
Thanks Nancy and Mike for a lovely evening and sweet fellowship

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ArtworkByRuth said…
Very nice! We didn't have the paprika, but will try it on the leftovers...
December 7, 2008 at 5:05 AM
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