The on-island turkey trot started at 6am, and though I really wanted to do that, I had to draw the line. Probably somewhere closer to 7am. Who am I kidding? 8am. So we opted instead to take a little hike to the black sand beach near our village. As far as I know, it’s the only black sand beach on Guam. And it’s not volcanic ash black sand, but rather, magnetite sand that washes down from a river. And it’s actually magnetic!
After hanging out there for awhile, we headed off to a Friendsgiving of 40+ people, most of whom we had not met. To the people out there who take a chance on new faces, new friendships- thank you. Thanksgiving would have been quiet and a little lonely this year had nobody taken a chance like that on us. But you did (you know who you are, and I am thankful for you 😊), and we had a wonderful time. We brought a few of our favorite dishes, we made new friends, we ate delicious food. We did not, however, take many photos. We did get one, though, and it’s pretty awesome.
Keeping up with the Rosses 