This fruit is typically in the toe of every stocking each year.

Sam's favorite Thanksgiving dish.

We paired with this family in our first ever family Olympics.

Nate, Sam, John Paul and Elijah had a live reenactment a scene from this movie in Halloween 2014 during trick-or-treating.

The Easter basket blessings every year are at this time.

When he was two, Nathaniel referred to the classic red and white striped peppermint candy as this.

In this year we traveled to both Illinois and New York for Thanksgiving.

The Apostolate's third point is usually preached about on this day.

The boys wired speakers out through the mailbox into jack-o-lanterns to blast this song at passing trick-or-treaters.

On their first Easter visit, this Depew threw up in our bathroom.

Complete this quote:
What God wants for Christmas? It's--to you--a surprise. In box..."

This game was first learned at Thanksgiving courtesy of Joseph Palmer.

The score of Team Cap's final game in the 2016 volleyball tournament which clinched their victory.

The one time dad dressed up for All Saints Day, he went as this saint.

"All Pharaoh's ____________ and ________________
were cast into the sea."

In the 2003 when we forgot to get our official stockings out on Christmas Eve, the Whittaker kids used these as replacements.

In his many stories after Thanksgiving dinner, Uncle Frank's story about this yogurt company was the funniest.

In dad's Screwtape/Lord of the Rings talk that he gave in 2011, he used this theme to close out his talk.

The game Sam ran at our second and third All Saints Day parties.

This type of chocolate was replaced with a rock prior to the Easter egg hunt in 2007 and found by Paul Kengor.

The year in which our artificial tree was bought.

We recited this traditional monastic hymn before our Thanksgiving meal in 2012, when Granny and Papa visited.

The phrase "Mr. Conikers is mad at me." was originally said by this boy.

This visiting priest came over to our house for a ravioli dinner the after All Saints Day Children's Mass where Nate dressed as St. Hermenegild.

On the first year that our Easter baskets were hidden, us kids watched this cartoon as we waited for mom and dad to awaken.