SUPPER CLUB - Saturday, July 22nd
Posted: Sat Jul 22, 2023 7:10 am
Good morning,
Yesterday morning was sewing room time and in the afternoon more friends (Gus & Claudia)stopped by for a visit for Bill's (July 20) and Claudia's (July 21) birthdays. Then we were off to Doyle & Susie's with our frozen lasagna. The guys were in charge of putting the lasagna into the oven and Bill set his phone timer. Then Susie switched the oven from regular bake to convection. But no one adjusted the timer! Needless to say the lasagna was not underdone!
And the chocolate torte turned hard so I whacked it up into bite sized pieces like fudge. Everything was delicious despite all the cooks! Today we have no plans so I hope to finish my table topper. And I think I'll polish my countertops, mop the kitchen floor, dust, and clean the main bathroom. And if I can find where my hairdresser moved to, maybe get a haircut. I'm getting so shaggy.
JANA - I hope your girls are having a good time! Sometimes adventures with moose(es) can be - well - adventuresome! Glad they have good brakes! What veggies did you grill last night? Our fresh veggies are usually of the salad making variety,
CAROL - Love your quilts, but I think I like the dark one the best. It has a lot of optical illusions in it. What happens to the quilts now? I sure hope Code Enforcement acts quickly on that pool. It only takes a minute to lose a child. I think watching a baseball game is a great way to spend a summer afternoon. Who won?
TINA - you're right!! You just weren't supposed to go any place yesterday! What a day you had! But I'm glad you found a dress for Jaz! It sounds so pretty. Emerald green is one of my favorite colors. What is the top like? Straps? Sleeves? Sounds like chicken and veggies on the grill were the supper of the day!
BECCA - I'm sure your quilt isn't as bad as you think it is. We are all our own worst critics. I'm confident it will be loved for many years!
LORI - it will soon be sheet washing day here, too. I also wash them and put them right back on the bed. No folding necessary. And if weather permits, I dry them on the clotheslines.
I had no idea what supper might be when I started this post but I took inventory of the freezer and had a discussion with You Know Who and it's been decided that we will have jambalaya, using kielbasa. It sounds good to me!
What have you decided on for tonite's feast?
Yesterday morning was sewing room time and in the afternoon more friends (Gus & Claudia)stopped by for a visit for Bill's (July 20) and Claudia's (July 21) birthdays. Then we were off to Doyle & Susie's with our frozen lasagna. The guys were in charge of putting the lasagna into the oven and Bill set his phone timer. Then Susie switched the oven from regular bake to convection. But no one adjusted the timer! Needless to say the lasagna was not underdone!
And the chocolate torte turned hard so I whacked it up into bite sized pieces like fudge. Everything was delicious despite all the cooks! Today we have no plans so I hope to finish my table topper. And I think I'll polish my countertops, mop the kitchen floor, dust, and clean the main bathroom. And if I can find where my hairdresser moved to, maybe get a haircut. I'm getting so shaggy.JANA - I hope your girls are having a good time! Sometimes adventures with moose(es) can be - well - adventuresome! Glad they have good brakes! What veggies did you grill last night? Our fresh veggies are usually of the salad making variety,
CAROL - Love your quilts, but I think I like the dark one the best. It has a lot of optical illusions in it. What happens to the quilts now? I sure hope Code Enforcement acts quickly on that pool. It only takes a minute to lose a child. I think watching a baseball game is a great way to spend a summer afternoon. Who won?
TINA - you're right!! You just weren't supposed to go any place yesterday! What a day you had! But I'm glad you found a dress for Jaz! It sounds so pretty. Emerald green is one of my favorite colors. What is the top like? Straps? Sleeves? Sounds like chicken and veggies on the grill were the supper of the day!
BECCA - I'm sure your quilt isn't as bad as you think it is. We are all our own worst critics. I'm confident it will be loved for many years!
LORI - it will soon be sheet washing day here, too. I also wash them and put them right back on the bed. No folding necessary. And if weather permits, I dry them on the clotheslines.
I had no idea what supper might be when I started this post but I took inventory of the freezer and had a discussion with You Know Who and it's been decided that we will have jambalaya, using kielbasa. It sounds good to me!
What have you decided on for tonite's feast?