My camera couldn't capture everything my eyes could, but it sure was gorgeous.
I spent Thanksgiving weekend with Greg's family.
On Thanksgiving morning, Greg, his sister-in-law Shaney, and I ran the Manchester Road Race.
The race is 4.748 miles and is so much fun. Most of the race is along residential streets. Many runners are in costume and the roads are lined with local spectators.
Billy is helping me knit a scarf for my friend Britt. 
Billy also helped me measure it. Britt was hoping for a scarf at least six feet long that he could wrap around his neck twice to combat the harsh Boston winters.
I think the scarf is long enough. It's been unseasonably warm lately, but that will soon change. Tomorrow's expected high is 61 degrees, but it will dip down to the low 40s with the possibility of snow showers for the weekend.
The race is 4.748 miles and is so much fun. Most of the race is along residential streets. Many runners are in costume and the roads are lined with local spectators.Billy is helping me knit a scarf for my friend Britt. Billy also helped me measure it. Britt was hoping for a scarf at least six feet long that he could wrap around his neck twice to combat the harsh Boston winters.I think the scarf is long enough. It's been unseasonably warm lately, but that will soon change. Tomorrow's expected high is 61 degrees, but it will dip down to the low 40s with the possibility of snow showers for the weekend. 
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