With pan-fried squash, and new potatoes sautéed with chanterelles. All the side dishes are grown or harvested by us.
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With pan-fried squash, and new potatoes sautéed with chanterelles. All the side dishes are grown or harvested by us.
Teresa Robeson 何顥思 
You’re just trying to make me jealous, aren’t you?
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Yum!
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Oh man, Monica and Catherine, it was AMAZING!!! 🙂
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Yeah yeah yeah, rub it in.
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Rib eye steak? What’s the occasion? That definitely looks like a celebration meal!!!
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She’s celebrating the fact she didn’t need a shandy to go with dinner. 😉
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Grace, every day should be a celebration…except when I’m pissy moody. 😉
Monica, we don’t do it to annoy you, despite what you think. 😉 and I had the shandy after dinner.
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I’m shocked and amazed, I thought it was all about me, me, me.
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Monica, you’re not Wolverine, you know!
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You mean I’m not nearly that vicious? Harrummph!
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No, you’re not that gorgeous…hahaha!
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That was a given.
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Monica is gorgeous and not vicious but vivacious! That’s even better! And true every day you have one of your meals is a celebration! Especially when you don’t have to cook!!! 🙂
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Grace, Monica knows I’m not knocking her. None of us are Hugh Jackman gorgeous, but that’s okay. And yeah, I do celebrate not having to cook. 🙂
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I guess my comment timed out, but I was going to say that Grace also didn’t have to live with me through my terrible teenage years, so she doesn’t know all about my viciousness. 😉
I’d like to cook if I had all the ingredients in Kitchen Stadium.
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Monica, there is not a vicious bone in your body. You were funny as a teen.
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I love the fact that giving birth to two kids has really clouded your view on your early reality. 😀
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