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Post by bc2ca on Oct 10, 2014 2:16:08 GMT
Grilled Italian sausages & onions with coleslaw and leftover beets & brussel sprouts (roasted a couple of days ago). It was almost dark out when I finished grilling tonight, so it looks like my grilling season is coming to an end  |
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Post by lucyg on Oct 10, 2014 5:27:54 GMT
Sorry to hear about your spaghetti disaster, anxiousmom. I was just coming back to say that the 5yo came home from kindergarten raving about the pumpkin soup they had sampled in the lunchroom (for some reason??), and wanted pumpkin soup for dinner. For my part, I had one remaining package of cooked pumpkin in the freezer from last fall's harvest that I've been meaning to use, and no dinner plans whatsoever. Match made in heaven. P.S. he didn't like the pumpkin soup after I made it. He thought it had tadpoles in it (it was bits of dried thyme he was complaining about). I had to hand-feed him to get any of it down him. Honest, I don't make a habit of hand-feeding the little bugger. Really. On the other hand, he completely washed himself in the shower and all I had to do wash his hair. We're getting there. Slowly. Okay, I'm done rambling now. |
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Post by samcro on Oct 10, 2014 5:33:12 GMT
Sorry to hear about your spaghetti disaster, anxiousmom. I was just coming back to say that the 5yo came home from kindergarten raving about the pumpkin soup they had sampled in the lunchroom (for some reason??), and wanted pumpkin soup for dinner. For my part, I had one remaining package of cooked pumpkin in the freezer from last fall's harvest that I've been meaning to use, and no dinner plans whatsoever. Match made in heaven. P.S. he didn't like the pumpkin soup after I made it. He thought it had tadpoles in it (it was bits of dried thyme he was complaining about). I had to hand-feed him to get any of it down him. Honest, I don't make a habit of hand-feeding the little bugger. Really. On the other hand, he completely washed himself in the shower and all I had to do wash his hair. We're getting there. Slowly. Okay, I'm done rambling now. Awwwww! You said bugger! Better pray Georgia Pea or whatever her name is doesn't see that! *giggle* |
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Post by lucyg on Oct 10, 2014 5:38:49 GMT
Sorry to hear about your spaghetti disaster, anxiousmom. I was just coming back to say that the 5yo came home from kindergarten raving about the pumpkin soup they had sampled in the lunchroom (for some reason??), and wanted pumpkin soup for dinner. For my part, I had one remaining package of cooked pumpkin in the freezer from last fall's harvest that I've been meaning to use, and no dinner plans whatsoever. Match made in heaven. P.S. he didn't like the pumpkin soup after I made it. He thought it had tadpoles in it (it was bits of dried thyme he was complaining about). I had to hand-feed him to get any of it down him. Honest, I don't make a habit of hand-feeding the little bugger. Really. On the other hand, he completely washed himself in the shower and all I had to do wash his hair. We're getting there. Slowly. Okay, I'm done rambling now. Awwwww! You said bugger! Better pray Georgia Pea or whatever her name is doesn't see that! *giggle* uh-oh! I'm not supposed to say bugger? The noun version is different from the the verb. At least, I hope so.  |
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Post by samcro on Oct 10, 2014 5:49:23 GMT
Awwwww! You said bugger! Better pray Georgia Pea or whatever her name is doesn't see that! *giggle* uh-oh! I'm not supposed to say bugger? The noun version is different from the the verb. At least, I hope so. Yes, it is. I never even knew about the 'bad' definition until she flipped out over it on here the other day. |
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Post by lucyg on Oct 10, 2014 5:53:33 GMT
Okay, now I have to go and look! ETA holy moly! I totally missed that craziness first time out. Yes, bugger can mean something bad. Mostly it doesn't. In particular not when I'm talking about my grandson.  georgiapea! |
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georgiapea!