Saturday, February 27, 2010

Lent Days 9-10

Thursday:
Leftover clam chowder
(BAD SUSAN) Enchirito from Taco Bell

Garlic Lime Shrimp Fajitas with Spanish rice and refried beans
Marinate shrimp in lime juice, diced garlic w/ juice, and pepper while prepping veggies. I like to use Texas brown shrimp (or anything from the Gulf).

*I thought the regular enchirito didn't have meat, but it had ground beef. I couldn't waste it.

Friday:
Leftover fajitas and clam chowder

Wednesday, February 24, 2010

Lent Days 7-8

Tuesday night:
Broiled tilapia, Egyptian style, steamed carrots, steamed broccoli, white rice

Wednesday night:
New England clam chowder (from the Better Homes and Gardens cookbook)

Monday, February 22, 2010

Bad Susan! Lent Days 4-5

AMAZING time in New Orleans this weekend! I love being a surprise, LOL!

So, what I had to eat:
Saturday: Popeyes in the ATL airport (BAD! I was so excited about having Popeyes I forgot it was chicken!), crawfish etoufee at Pat O's

Sunday: Beignets and cafe au lait at Cafe Du Monde, Filet O Fish combo at ATL, and shrimp etoufee when I got home

Thursday, February 18, 2010

Lent Days 1-2

For Lent this year I have decided to give up eating most meats - I'm going to be a pescetarian! Pescetarianism is basically vegetarianism plus fish and other seafoods. If it walks on land, I can't eat it.

I officially started at 6:00 PM last night, since that's when I went to Ash Wednesday services. My last bite of meat-with-feet was a bacon, egg, and cheese sandwich for breakfast - YUM!

So I'm going to chronicle my food choices for the next 39 days.

Last night: pancakes and scrambled eggs.
Today: Southwest hashbrowns for lunch.

Wednesday, February 10, 2010

Ski Utah 2010

Main Street, Park City

Tubing at Gorgoza Park

Look, I can ski!... Sorta!

View from our condo at Park City Mountain Resort

Wednesday, February 3, 2010

Daniel Stowe Botanical Gardens

I wanted to get some pictures while the snow was still on the ground. However, I left my SD card at the house, so I only had 13 spots to fill. It was a great exercise in editing my photo opportunities, though. I tend to go crazy with the burst feature and take a few hundred photos in a visit. This time I put more thought into each shot I wanted.





Random Family Photos!

Wedding portrait of Michael's great-great-great-aunt Mary Blahnik and her husband Adolph Cherovsky. They were married January 22, 1901, in Kewaunee County, Wisconsin (a.k.a. Packers country).