posted by Sun T. on Jun 30
It has literally been years since I partook of Kool-Aid. I just HAD to get some for our trip to Rhode Island, since I wanted something to drink that wasn’t soda. We found the packets for instant Kool-Aid at Fam Dollar, so I bought a box. Boy, is it good. I can’t remember how in the world I ever drank as much as I used to, though. Now, it seems a bit too sugary, a bit too high on the red dye, for me to drink very much at a time. I do remember being a child and asking what kind of Kool-Aid we had, the answer being either red or grape LOL. Ah the memories.
posted by Sun T. on Jun 29
I say … and you think … ?
Cowritten today by Sam(ula) who’s answers are 2nd next to mine!
- Loneliness :: My life // spotted dog
- Traffic :: drugs // stop light
- Chaos :: family // big tornado
- Burp :: fart // potato chip
- 500 :: dollars // tree
- Movie :: Wanted // easel
- Coma :: ecstasy // baguette
- Bark :: stupid dog // tongue
- Stare :: into space // black piece of wood
- Angelina :: JOLIE // butterfly
posted by Sun T. on Jun 29
I can’t even tell you about all the food available over the weekend. The local fare, the care package in the hotel, the hors d’ ourves at the wedding banquet, the catered barbecue. It was a little overwhelming. If I had known there would be THAT much food I might have made sure to eat some sure fat burners before I got there.
The wedding feast brought clams, scallops in bacon, quiche, fruits, salads, dips, shrimp, and all kinds of little things that could be eaten quickly. There was plenty of wine and spirits from the time you walked in to the time the party ended. Then there was the dinner! Fabulous, melt in your mouth sea bass was my entree. My husband got the filet mignon, well done of course. He said it was one of the best he has had. I don’t like asparagus, but I found out how much each plate was costing in passing and so I ate everything that was edible on my plate. Waste not, want not.
The picnic on Saturday afternoon was catered by a local clambaker called Captain Clamcakes. I didn’t have their clams (I abhor them) but their burgers and fresh salads were good. Their workers were a bit too fond of my nephew, but who can blame them?
posted by Sun T. on Jun 29
Since we left earlier than we thought we would, I didn’t get a chance to clean the house so I wouldn’t have to do it when I got back. *sigh* Well, I think it will have to wait till tomorrow. I have so much stuff to catch up on that I can’t see clear to thoroughly cleaning the toilets right now. I am totally overwhelmed. I will probably throw the dishes into the dishwasher just so I can feel like I cleaned the kitchen.
posted by Sun T. on Jun 29
that’s how we got to the wedding from our hotel. I looked up the site for the service they came from, hoping to find a picture. Alas, there are none. The service was Rockstar Limo. The driver we had was friendly and very quick about his job. It was nice to not have to worry about how to find the wedding spot. It was pretty remote and back in the woods.
posted by Sun T. on Jun 29
But not for long. We have a trip coming up to go to the Poconos on Saturday, Canada next month, and who knows…we might end up looking at cruise deals before the end of the summer. We had a more than awesome time together up in Rhode Island. The wedding was great, even though it tried to rain on us. The food melted in your mouth. The entertainment was impeccable. I have so much to say and not enough words to speak it all out. I have a heaping load of pictures, too. 
Stay tuned!
posted by export on Jun 23
My buddy Dr. Victorine aka idadi has posted the interview we did on the IM Saturday morning. I was the star of her recent Journey Feature for natural hair. I was more than honored to get in on this blog. Make sure you check out my story. She had some really good questions that made me think!
posted by Sun T. on Jun 21
Where have I been other than busier than a one armed paper hanger?
Plurking, of course. I have been contemplating starting a wiki page with all the plurkabulary (plurk vocabulary), but I don’t want to do it for nothing LOL.
I have made up a few myself, as others have contributed. Today I decided to plurkrastinate. You can substitute the word plurk in for just about anything. Like WHAT THE PLURK??? Plurkalicious! Plurktopia, Plurkdom, Plurkerville USA, you are such a plurker! and so on. It’s as bad as smurf but not as offensive as the F bomb. You can join the Plurkination by clicking that link.
It has literally been years since I partook of Kool-Aid. I just HAD to get some for our trip to Rhode Island, since I wanted something to drink that wasn’t soda. We found the packets for instant Kool-Aid at Fam Dollar, so I bought a box. Boy, is it good. I can’t remember how in the world I ever drank as much as I used to, though. Now, it seems a bit too sugary, a bit too high on the red dye, for me to drink very much at a time. I do remember being a child and asking what kind of Kool-Aid we had, the answer being either red or grape LOL. Ah the memories.
