There is nothing quite like getting to spend time with your oldest and dearest friends. The kind of friends you have known forever, literally since birth, but don’t necessarily get to see as much as you’d like in person because you live a couple hundred miles apart….or, one of them is kinda famous.
Thank goodness for modern technology and social media that keep us all connected, but nothing can take the place of special face to face friend time. Even if it was in front of a camera….
Yep. Last week, I filmed a little “Friendsgiving” episode for The Pioneer Woman’s show on the Food Network, up on her ranch. I’m not sure how much filming took place, because the three of us just laughed, talked and reminisced about old stories while the cameras were rolling. (I am sure the crew was thoroughly entertained!)
The three of us have all known and loved each other since birth and that is just what happens when we get together. I’m sure our parents (who have also known each other forever) are so proud!
I love this pic of Beccus and Ree. I think the crew might have been a little frustrated with us…or not. Or, maybe they just needed a little of the champagne cocktail…..
Nonetheless, we attempted to help our BFF cook a meal in front of those cameras while catching up on each other’s lives behind the scenes.
This was my dish, a roasted Kale-Brussel Sprout salad. It was delish!
Ree knew not to entrust me with anything too complex or that contained raw meat…she knows me so well! Haha.
We also had some pretty hors douvres and a champagne cocktail that was very festive and perfect for a holiday gathering.
Ree handed me that loaded cracker (pictured above) which I so glamorously fumbled with in front of the cameras….so, I did what any polite girl would do and hid it behind the cutting board. Shhh don’t tell. Totally akward trying to talk and laugh among friends with goat cheese and paprika stuck in your teeth….just saying!
I love this pic of Beccus. We met up the night before for dinner in Bartlesville and stopped by the new PW Mercantile on our way to the ranch.
I can’t wait for this hot spot in Pawhuska to open!
We also dropped in on the warehouse where all the merchandise is being stored until it can move into the Merc. Such an exciting time for this town and my BFF.
Then we caught up with Ree, filmed the episode, shared lots of laughs and hugs, and went our separate ways.
Beautiful day, beautiful friends and beautiful drive home. 
I may or may not have brought home some souvineers from the PW Merc.
And, I may or may not have to watch this episode of The Pioneer Woman when it airs. I am kinda scared….
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