martes, 30 de noviembre de 2010

Thanksgiving Festivities in Cordoba

Its hard to believe that this was my second Thanksgiving out of the country away from home. Its so much easier the second time around and I almost feel completely accustomed to life here in Spain. As much as I missed not being able to celebrate this day with my family at home it was great to be able to celebrate with my friends here in Cordoba who I have surprisingly only known for a few months.

Since we all had to work on Thursday we weren't able to have a traditional Thanksgiving dinner that night. So instead we went out to a Chinese restaurant for an open buffet to satisfy our homesickness with some good food.

On Friday evening we prepared a traditional Thanksgiving dinner at Laurel's house for her birthday. There were us 4 Americans and then we all invited friends, coworkers and roommates who we wanted to take part in this special American holiday. Everyone brought a dish to share. We had almost all of the traditional Thanksgiving dishes minus the turkey which was substituted with chicken along with some typical dishes from other countries. I made a green bean casserole and stuffing. The stuffing was a big hit and it seemed as if no one had seen or tasted anything like this before. Needless to say there was plenty of food and it was definitely a success.

Below are some pictures from the night.





The Presentation


The other American Auxiliaries

Me and my Co-worker, Henry




So many Desserts

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