Saturday, August 14, 2010
99 - Concerts with Neil
This has been an exciting summer for concerts. Both concerts have been outside venues, which is nice, but warm. We have been pretty lucky to not get rained on. Neil and I went to see the Counting Crows (my favorite band) and also to see Switchfoot (who was opening for Goo Goo Dolls). Switchfoot is the band that Neil uses for all of the kids videos, so it was so hard to not cry and think of my babies while we were there. They put on a really good show though. The lead singer came out into the crowd and was actually standing on my chair singing, but I figured people didn't want a picture of his nose hairs, so this picture is much better.
Saturday, January 2, 2010
76. Try at least 1 recipe from each cookbook
Le Cordon Bleu: Quick Classics
1. Salmon w/Lime & Rosemary - normally I don't like Salmon, but this was really good and easy, definitely something I will make again.
2. Coq au Vin
Classic Chinese Recipes
Sweet & Sour Pork
1,000 Classic Recipes from Around the World
1. Chicken Marengo
2. Garlic & Lime Chicken
Slow Cooker
Beefy Pumpkin & Pasta Soup
Fix & Forget
Cranberry Pork Roast - AWESOME!
Southern Living: Easy Weeknight Favorites
Chicken Casserole - made some adaptions to make it a 1 pot meal and came out great
Lemon Frappe - yummy
Clam Linguine
Molasses Grilled Tenderloin
Southern Living Ultimate Quick & Easy
Tortellini Carbonara - added shrimp and peas = delish!
4 Ingredient Cookbook
Cheese Stuffed Meatloaf
Food Made Fast
Pesto Sauce - used for chicken tortellini, then again for Ham & cheese pesto sandwiches
Meatball Subs
Still to do:
Southern Living Busy Moms Weeknight Favorites
Better Crockers Good & Easy
Japanese Cuisine
Sushi Making at home
I'm just here for the Food
I'm just here for more food
Cool Cocktails
Sweetie Pie
Wilson Farm Country Cookbook
Better Homes & Garden Cookbook
Sushi
BH&G Barbecues
Fondue
Sushi made easy
Sangria
Frozen Drinks
Juices & Tonics
Easy Sushi
A Very Berry Cookbook
Christmas with Southern Living
Betty Crocker's Cookbook
Mama Dips Family Cookbook
The Food you Crave
Incredible Chocolate
1. Salmon w/Lime & Rosemary - normally I don't like Salmon, but this was really good and easy, definitely something I will make again.
2. Coq au Vin
Classic Chinese Recipes
Sweet & Sour Pork
1,000 Classic Recipes from Around the World
1. Chicken Marengo
2. Garlic & Lime Chicken
Slow Cooker
Beefy Pumpkin & Pasta Soup
Fix & Forget
Cranberry Pork Roast - AWESOME!
Southern Living: Easy Weeknight Favorites
Chicken Casserole - made some adaptions to make it a 1 pot meal and came out great
Lemon Frappe - yummy
Clam Linguine
Molasses Grilled Tenderloin
Southern Living Ultimate Quick & Easy
Tortellini Carbonara - added shrimp and peas = delish!
4 Ingredient Cookbook
Cheese Stuffed Meatloaf
Food Made Fast
Pesto Sauce - used for chicken tortellini, then again for Ham & cheese pesto sandwiches
Meatball Subs
Still to do:
Southern Living Busy Moms Weeknight Favorites
Better Crockers Good & Easy
Japanese Cuisine
Sushi Making at home
I'm just here for the Food
I'm just here for more food
Cool Cocktails
Sweetie Pie
Wilson Farm Country Cookbook
Better Homes & Garden Cookbook
Sushi
BH&G Barbecues
Fondue
Sushi made easy
Sangria
Frozen Drinks
Juices & Tonics
Easy Sushi
A Very Berry Cookbook
Christmas with Southern Living
Betty Crocker's Cookbook
Mama Dips Family Cookbook
The Food you Crave
Incredible Chocolate
#62 - Monthly Crafts January 2010
Macy was worried about the birds being cold outside, so she wanted to make them a bird house. I think we did pretty good using only stuff we had around the house. So far we've seen a couple birds fly into it, but none have stayed. Might have something to do with the very unstable branch it is hung from.
Wednesday, December 23, 2009
72. The Princess & the Frog
Auntie Kellie had special event tickets to see the Princess and the Frog. So Uncle Phil watched Tyler, while Auntie Kellie, Avery, Macy and I, went out to lunch, then to see her first movie in a theater and lastly for Ice Cream. It was a great day and she really loved the movie.
Sunday, November 8, 2009
Wednesday, October 21, 2009
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