That's right. I made stew. In my magical pan. (I heart this pan. And Santa, who gave it to me.) I had to turn the A/C down (and the ceiling fan on) so I wouldn't overheat while eating - thankyouverymuch - two bowls of the stuff, but it was worth it. You just can't beat the warm and delicious feeling of stew in October.
*Oh, and yeah, I know, that's not the most appetizing picture of food you've ever seen in your life. There's a reason I'm not a food blogger, people. When lunch is ready, and it looks and smells delicious, I'd rather eat it than take a break and photograph it. So, what you get is a picture of a pan that used to be full of stew.
**Also, I'd like to state for the record that Millie and I have a lot on common: My stew can stand on its own two feet, too. (112 points to the first person who can call out the name of the movie I just referenced.)
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That would be 112 points to me, for it is from "7 Brides." "What ferrrr; there's only 2 little 'uns?"
Seven Brides. For Seven Brothers. I LOVE stew. I love coming home from Church with the house smelling of stew. And it is VERY October here, so now I don't have to beg permission to cook the stuff. Onward, oh ye of my persuasion!
I just have to mention the word verification for that last post. Sabsacki. Too, too funny. Methinks there is someone/something with a sense of humor running this. Sabsacki. If I want to be sab, I will, thankyouverymuch.
So Seven Brides for Seven Brothers happens to be on our "OK to Watch on Sunday" list, and therefore is quoted frequently. Also, is anyone else confused as to how Adam fit Millie into the category of "just the right size" with that small of a waist? Anybody, anybody?
Julie - 112 points to you! (I knew it would be a Cousin - with a capital C - who would know that.) Good job!
Judy - I hope you enjoy your stew as much as I enjoyed mine. Seriously, is it not pretty much the best food ever?!
Whit - I'm pretty sure it was her sassiness that made up for her tiny waist. (And here, I've been using sassiness to make up for my opposite of a tiny waist. Hmph. No wonder that's not working for me. I should try a different approach.)
And now I feel the need to put the movie - or at the very least, the soundtrack - on. I'm feeling the need for a little more Howard Keel in my life. - And if that comes with a visual of Benjamin Pontipee, well... who am I to complain about that?
How did the stew turn out? I want to make more, but I have no potatoes and town is oh so far away to get just potatoes.
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