SUPPER CLUB - Sunday, March 17th - St. Paddy's Day!
Posted: Sun Mar 17, 2024 6:25 am
Good morning and happy St Patrick's Day to everyone!
Today, we're all Irish - though I really am. Mom's dad came straight from Ireland. We have elderly relatives who still have that beautiful Irish lilt in their voice.
Yesterday I did get the label on Amara's quilt and posted pictures. It's a rather elaborate label and I asked Mary Q for help with it. She came through with magnificently! Then I got a haircut and did some shopping at Kohl's for a few birthdays - a friend and my sister. Bill and I got our deck all set up and Bill laid down on the deck couch and took at 2-hr nap. That stopped our plans to do yard work so I went into the sewing room and cut out some Scaredy Cat Christmas. The weather was so nice we BBQ'd burgers and sat outside until almost 8pm. Today our DGS, Drew, is coming by and he wants to go out to lunch. He says he has news to tell us but so far no hints. We think it's a job change but we'll find out in about 5 hours.
BECCA - Glad you had such a nice time at the Children's Museum. I'm guessing you were with your grandson and his family? OK, you get a pass. You may have your banned foods for health reasons, as long as you don't mention them by name.
My younger sis and I grew up almost as twins, 13 months apart, and I HATE any/all seafood but she LOVES it. I don't know what happened to her. I think she bounced on her head when she fell off the turnip truck. My brother, Jim, also hated it, and our other siblings aren't fans either. My dad occasionally ate smelt, trout, and oysters. I once saw my mom eat prawns. Except for that odd one out (every family has one, don't they?) we aren't seafood eaters.
I'm not sure about supper. Neither of us care for corned beef so that's out. But if we go out to lunch we probably won't be hungry come suppertime anyway. We can have apple slices and veggies with hummus for supper if we get "peckish".
Have you got a plan?
Today, we're all Irish - though I really am. Mom's dad came straight from Ireland. We have elderly relatives who still have that beautiful Irish lilt in their voice.
Yesterday I did get the label on Amara's quilt and posted pictures. It's a rather elaborate label and I asked Mary Q for help with it. She came through with magnificently! Then I got a haircut and did some shopping at Kohl's for a few birthdays - a friend and my sister. Bill and I got our deck all set up and Bill laid down on the deck couch and took at 2-hr nap. That stopped our plans to do yard work so I went into the sewing room and cut out some Scaredy Cat Christmas. The weather was so nice we BBQ'd burgers and sat outside until almost 8pm. Today our DGS, Drew, is coming by and he wants to go out to lunch. He says he has news to tell us but so far no hints. We think it's a job change but we'll find out in about 5 hours.
BECCA - Glad you had such a nice time at the Children's Museum. I'm guessing you were with your grandson and his family? OK, you get a pass. You may have your banned foods for health reasons, as long as you don't mention them by name.
My younger sis and I grew up almost as twins, 13 months apart, and I HATE any/all seafood but she LOVES it. I don't know what happened to her. I think she bounced on her head when she fell off the turnip truck. My brother, Jim, also hated it, and our other siblings aren't fans either. My dad occasionally ate smelt, trout, and oysters. I once saw my mom eat prawns. Except for that odd one out (every family has one, don't they?) we aren't seafood eaters.I'm not sure about supper. Neither of us care for corned beef so that's out. But if we go out to lunch we probably won't be hungry come suppertime anyway. We can have apple slices and veggies with hummus for supper if we get "peckish".
Have you got a plan?
it's perfect!
I could see it if he's sick but otherwise take 1 nap a day and that's it. He then complains he doesn't sleep good at night......ya think 
