Well, it ended with a scrumptious vegetable quesadilla, but most of the weekend was spent eating out really lame things like Subway (which my boys, unfortunately, think is the height of dining excellence!)
Your photos are wonderful. I envy you for the latte, which is rare here. As a non-labor-day summary I can offer cocktails with artificial flavor, crepes at 2am, and some workout.
Meg: I haven't yet bought the special close-up lens for the camera, but, even without it, the camera has a setting that lets you get pretty close. It's very hard to focus at that distance and any movement is magnified, so I probably end up taking 40 shots to get one or two that are something other than colorful blurs.
Yeah, we've tried the same thing with the close ups too--and my husband is gunning for the lens that will get closer. You get great shots though--very inspirational, I must say!
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Boston Pork Roast
Potato Salad
Homemade Cole Slaw
All good. All made by someone else.
Lots of good drinks!
Today:
Margarita
Good beer
Filet Mignon
Mashed Ps
and HOT BREAD!!!
Man my stomach hurts!
An orgy of tomatoes.
A child spending the night at the grandparents for the first time.
A visit to my mother.
How can peach ice cream be a disaster?
magpie: It stubbornly refused to take on an ice-cream-like consistency.
Well the crappy part was the in-laws invaded for the whole three days! The good part was:
brisket
potato salad
some weird kind of pasta salad
a pulled pork sandwich
chocolate pie
(none was made by me.. it was my parents' block party)
And I'm sure the peach ice cream was delicious. Consistency is overrated.
grilled chicken
roasted eggplant
corn on the cob
fruit tart
but i'd have traded it all for some of that plum tart.
Portuguese custard tarts... my first time.
Those photos are delish!
angel bites (like little meringues)
peanut butter cookies
carrot/beet juice
tostadas
yeah--we're weird.
scrapping get together: sandwiches
housewarming party: tri-tip, wine, crawfish soup, etc
concert: snowballs
birthday party: brie, brie, wine, more brie, cheeseballs, smoked pork, feta, spinach artichoke dip, asparagus, toffee, more brie
Labor day picnic for hubby's work: RIBS! shrimp, peach cobbler, wine, rice and more ribs
All that weight I lost? Regained.
Your weekend looks more yummy than my cheese/tomato sandwiches topped off with bananas and key lime yogurt!
Well, it ended with a scrumptious vegetable quesadilla, but most of the weekend was spent eating out really lame things like Subway (which my boys, unfortunately, think is the height of dining excellence!)
Not half as tasty as yours....
maternity ward. new niece. lupron shots.
(love the pics!)
Paint. Moving truck. Tools. Mop.
Yours sounds much more delicious.
Down on the farm. Biscuits and sausage gravy, yum. Cookie decorating. Laughing with my oh so cute nephew. In the moment the entire time.
Your photos are wonderful. I envy you for the latte, which is rare here. As a non-labor-day summary I can offer cocktails with artificial flavor, crepes at 2am, and some workout.
no visitors. no visits. tiny miracles. bliss....
Blueberry smoothies
Vietnamese beef and noodles
Ginger chicken and rice
Cold shrimp rolls
green tea ice cream
(we got take out--lazy buggers that we are!)
Do you have a special lens for your camera, to get those insane close ups? I, as always, love the pics.
Meg: I haven't yet bought the special close-up lens for the camera, but, even without it, the camera has a setting that lets you get pretty close. It's very hard to focus at that distance and any movement is magnified, so I probably end up taking 40 shots to get one or two that are something other than colorful blurs.
dogs. lots. of. dogs. and cats, and cousins, and cards, and mojitos.
Yeah, we've tried the same thing with the close ups too--and my husband is gunning for the lens that will get closer. You get great shots though--very inspirational, I must say!
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