Saturday, May 30, 2009

Worms Anyone?

I love gummy worms. And well there were tubs of them for sale at Wally World (Wal-Mart). I, like the overgrown kid that I am, couldn't resist buying them. Yuuuummm! My favoite are the white and red colored ones.



Monday, May 25, 2009

We Got the Power!!!

My goofy bro. and I. We make a good yard team. By the time we were done mowing, trimming, trimming, and did I mention trimming?....the yard looked beautiful! We tackled some gynormous bushes in front of the house. They thought they were going to take over...we had other plans. I love givin' the bushes a haircut! I love it a little too much actually. I've been known to take the life of a few shrubbs from overtrimming them. We had more leaves and branches to rake when we were done than we do in the Fall!


What we're really like.



Yeeeeehaaaaaah people!!!!

Thursday, May 21, 2009

Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah!!!!! School's OUT!!!


Come on everybody
It's a zippa dee day

Come on everybody
Do you wanna rock on a doo dah day?

Come on yeah oh
Here we go


Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah Zip-A-Dee-Ay

My oh my what a wonderful day (Come on sing along)

Plenty of sunshine heading my way

Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah Zip-A-Dee-Ay


Oh Mr. Blue Bird's on my shoulder (What's up Mr. Blue Bird?)

It's the truth it's actual

And everything is satisfactual

Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah Zip-A-Dee-Ay

Wonderful feeling wonderful day (Yes sir)


Come on everybody

It's a doo dah day

Come on everybody

And zip this way


Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah Zip-A-Dee-Ay

Oh my oh my it's a sunshiny day (Sing along)

There's plenty of good times heading my way

Zip zip a dee doo dah

Zip-A-Dee-Ay


Doo dah day

Zip zip a dee

Doo dah day

Doo dah day

Zip zip a dee

Doo dah day ee ay (Man I love this song yes sir)

Saturday, May 16, 2009

Brown Sugared Ham....Yum!

A little butter...ok...a lot of butter, a lot of brown sugar and some fresh spiral sliced ham...mmm...mmm. Fry er up til the ham starts to look nice and golden.
A little brown rice. Tastes soooo much better than white. It has a lot more flavor. We sautee' the rice with garlic and onions in olive oil. This makes a delicious rice pilaf. Maybe this healthy stuff will balance out all that brown sugar. ( ;



I hate cabbage! BUT I love it fixed like this. Sautee' it in olive oil with some butter, salt, and pepper.


Add some chunky applesauce and the meal is complete. Yeah...it was reeeeally good. Try it! The time required is only about 30-40 minutes.

Wednesday, May 13, 2009

Spring is Rockin' and Rollin'








My yard is full of blooms and bees! Here are a few bizillion pics of some of the many flowers growing everywhere! Peonies, Azaleas, and Purple Irises are the most beautiful part of spring.
















Sunday, May 10, 2009

HAPPY BIRTHDAY AUNT KIM!!!!

Hi Aunt Kim. This is that nutty, goofy something I promised from all of us! Hope you enjoy it and die laughing! We did!

Tuesday, May 5, 2009

More Tea Party Spirit!!! GO USA!!!

Tea Party Protest!!!

TEA = taxed enough already !!! Patriotic Genius!!!

Nationwide there has been a grassroots movement taking place in towns large and small. Americans are coming out to unite together in peaceful protest of mainly over-taxation and other current government issues, like pork spending. When I attended the rally in my hometown I was thrilled to see I was one of several hundred people. There was also a variety in ages and professions. Babies, children, teenagers, middle aged adults, veterans, businessmen, local politicians, salesmen, craftsman, rednecks, entire families...the list goes on...attended. The point is that there was a diverse cross-section of our American culture. Everyone was excited and laughing. There were several great speakers, several prayers lifted, and time for the national anthem and a salute to the flag. Many, many cars drove by honking their approval. People lined the side walk in droves as they wooped and hollered in response to the car horns. One mom had her mini van doors wide open with her kids hanging out waving flags while she honked all the while. These Tea Parties (inspired by the original one in boston in the 1700's) do not consist of pathetic little pockets of ragtag Americans protesting here and there. These events are BIG! They are sending a loud message to Washington. The voice of America will be heard! They are gaining in momentum and size, as more and more Americans get involved. I would guess that the event I attended had anywhere from 6oo to 800 people involved. There was no foaming at the mouth or violent protesting as the mainstream media would have its audience believe, just peaceful, but passionate protesting. I thoroughly enjoyed myself. I would encourage you to attend the next one in your state capitol or town! Google it!!!
My patriotic doo!
The sidewalk crowd.
It was body to body during the speeches and I wish I had a pic taken from a treetop, b/c this pic only shows about 1/20 of the people who were there.
See!!!? Our peaceful protestors are only armed with tea! Giving it away for free as a matter of fact!
Little girl who came with her whole family.
Elvis was reincarnated just for this event!!! He was lookin' hot!
Me to the left with some friends: Gina, Jordan, and Nick on the end.
I love this dude's poster: "It's an Obamination!" LOL!

The local radio host even showed up!