Just thought I'd share an epic meal with you after I had it tonight, thanks to some leftovers from my in-laws being here.
Smoked Salmon Cheeseburger
Burger Patty
Cheddar Cheese
Smoked Salmon (lox)
Capers
Cream Cheese
Mayo
Mustard
Sauteed Balsamic Mushrooms & Onions
Stick it all together, and enjoy! It's amazing!
Then, wash it down with the following:
Almond Vodka Mudslide
1 Tablespoon chocolate syrup
5 ounces Almond Milk
1 ounce Vodka
3-4 ice cubes
Put everything but the ice in your cup, shake/stir it up, and add the ice. Enjoy!
--Just putting it out there... =P--
Here is where I pour out my tired, drained, curious, excited, occasionally insomniac, worn-out-but-hopeful thoughts on whatever happens to come to mind.
31.7.11
:Glimpses of the Summer:
Strawberry picking @ the end of June...
First taste of strawberries EVER!
A sign outside the bathrooms @ a rest area on the way to Vancouver
Coffees @ Silverstar for some friends' wedding...
I know, it's a crazy guitar, eh?
:Word of the Week:
DESPECULATORY
pronunciation: dee-spek-you-la-toree
definition: refusing to speculate--in an unthinking mood.
Therefore, if someone is in a despeculatory mood, they are reserving judgment on a situation, or refusing to offer up their opinion in a conversation, etc.
pronunciation: dee-spek-you-la-toree
definition: refusing to speculate--in an unthinking mood.
Therefore, if someone is in a despeculatory mood, they are reserving judgment on a situation, or refusing to offer up their opinion in a conversation, etc.
24.7.11
:Word Of The Week:
SHUNOWER:
Pronunciation: shun-ower
Meaning: A sun shower (i.e. raining when it's sunny out)
Therefore, this new word would create along with it a plethora of additional words, such as:
"Suain" (swayne)--rain that is falling while it's sunny would not be called "rain", but, rather, "suain"
"Suaining" (swayne-ing)--i.e. 'It's suaining outside!'
"Suained" (swayned)--i.e. 'It suained yesterday'
"Suainy" (swayney)--i.e. 'It looks kinda suainy outside'
--Just a thought...
Pronunciation: shun-ower
Meaning: A sun shower (i.e. raining when it's sunny out)
Therefore, this new word would create along with it a plethora of additional words, such as:
"Suain" (swayne)--rain that is falling while it's sunny would not be called "rain", but, rather, "suain"
"Suaining" (swayne-ing)--i.e. 'It's suaining outside!'
"Suained" (swayned)--i.e. 'It suained yesterday'
"Suainy" (swayney)--i.e. 'It looks kinda suainy outside'
--Just a thought...
23.7.11
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