Showing posts with label Easter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Easter. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 5, 2011

I Always Want to Spell Hiatus with a Y


OBVIOUSLY, I’ve been on a bit of a hiatus lately.  Sorry about that.

One of my close friends suddenly died in a single car wreck a few weeks ago.  That combined with many other things has caused for one strange month.  But, although I miss my dear Alicia friend, I know without a doubt that she is dancing with Jesus right now.  That comforts me.  God’s glory will shine through everything, even when the world seems to dim in a tragedy such as this.  I’m sure his grace is the only reason I’ve improved as well as I have since the shock and I thank God that I have my relationship with Christ to carry me through this sad time of mourning…
Unfortunately, this is not me saying “hi, I’m back!”  My schedule is not better and probably won’t be for a couple months.  I miss cooking, I miss writing, I miss sharing!  But it just can’t happen right now.  In a few weeks I will be traveling to South America for work and hopefully can share some fun food photos if I get the opportunity!  I WILL be back.  I promise.

In the meantime, have a HAPPY Easter.  I love you all. :)

Saturday, April 10, 2010

Easter Dinner

The menu:
    Chicken Fried Chicken
    Mashed Potatoes with Country-Style Gravy
    Mom’s Sweet Carrots
    Kiwi, Mango, and Watermelon (brought by Alyssa & Leanne)

Before church, I peeled and cut the carrots, peeled and boiled the potatoes, and prepared the coating for the chicken (see baggie of crumbs).  For the coating, I added crushed saltines, flour, seasoned salt, salt, and pepper.  You can add potato flakes if you don’t live in a place where you can’t find fancy things like that.
So yeah, Mike won so many of these random packets of things for the White Elephant party last December, so I had this gravy and, wow, was it yummy.
 I forgot to take any more pictures, surprise.  Our 2 Canadian friends came over after a very long strange Easter church service, and we had a nice little dinner.

And here we are in our Easter garb: