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This is the basic set up.
This is the human/canine checking of temperatures and propane output.
Checking the turkey.
Finished product. Don't let the dark outside fool you - it isn't overcooked.
Deep fried turkey is excellent. It gets brined overnight and then fried the next day. It is moist and tasty. It is awesome. If it sounds redneckish. Heck, I don't care. I love it. A newer family tradition.
These pictures make me laugh!
String Beans.
Mashed Potatoes.
Stuffing or Dressing (depending where you live in the States.)
Gravy.
Deep fried goodness.
Throw in cranberry sauce and rolls and you've Thanksgiving dinner ready!
This is one show I can indulge in. I just think it is hilarious. Guilty pleasure for sure but now it is on TBS a couple of nights a week.
I love Sheldon.
Knock, knock. "Penny." Knock, knock. "Penny." Knock, knock. "Penny."
How many songs do you mumble through the lyrics or make up your own because you can't really tell what the hell they are singing anyway? Or I make up my own lyrics. I do it all the time. Why not.
Alive & Kicking by the Simple Minds.
Listen to these lyrics. I realize they are singing Alive & Kicking as that is the title of the song. But it sounds like "I love your chicken." Like this guy really loves his gf's cooking.
Tiny Dancer by Elton John. This has been a long standing debate between Allison and I.
He is totally singing "Hold me Closer, Tony Danza."
Two Ticket to Paradise by Eddie Money.
This song was on a mess of mix tapes from high school field hockey. I have no idea why. The connection is that I have a bird of paradise bush in my front yard. Every time I see it in bloom I sing "two tickets to birds of paradise." Although in high school, we were definitely singing, "pair of dice."
I love garlic naan bread. Love it. Okay, I love bread in all shapes and sizes but I really like naan bread. Similar to pita, but better. I love using it in lieu of a fork to shove shrimp tikka masala into my face. House of India has now introduced the family sized naan bread. Love it!
Well, we went on Saturday night. And it was interesting. Not the greatest movie I've ever seen. Not really good at all. Maybe if you hadn't read the books, you would like it. But I thought it was kind of cheesy in parts and should have been rated R.
And Part 2 isn't released for another year. Whoa.
