Yes, some days I think I have lost my mind when I try to come up with a song. This is one of those days. I have weird facial expressions, my lips are all over the place, and I am generally frazzled. Oh well, it went along with the windy day!
As I was wearing my festive, Christmas tie with Santa wearing sunglasses, it occurred to me how much different things would be if Santa just showed up in the day.
No more parents having to stay up all night, no more worrying about Santa getting stuck in the chimney, no more kids waking up at 4AM to see if Santa came. Things could be so much calmer, and Santa would also get to wear sunglasses, like on my tie.
Oh well, I guess that would take some of the allure out of Christmas morning if Santa showed up in the afternoon, but, wouldn’t it be easier for everyone involved?
I guess I’ll run this by Santa the next time I see him.
I was pondering the adjectives and nicknames we give to certain days. You’ve got your “hump day” for Wednesday, and “Two-fer” Tuesdays, but I couldn’t come up with anything for Thursday.
Sure, there’s the whole “Throwback Thursday” things, but then “Thrippy” blew out of my mouth.
I’m not sure what “Thrippy” is, but what the heck, from now on it’s Thrippy Thursday! Whoa!
For your Friday, here are some Kauai sunsets. Just in case you need them.
I know I do. Why?
Well, I have to say that I can’t wait for this November to end. It has been cold and gave us that “Here comes winter!” blast of snow.
It has made me tired, cranky, and dreaming of the sunsets we saw in Kauai last year, where even when they seemed sucky, and we were hanging out with chickens waiting for our rental car, they really didn’t suck.
I also can’t remember words that rhyme with “south.”
It was a cold November here near Chicago. At the time I sang this song I believe I was losing my mind, and that is not a good sign for me if the winter is going to continue this way.
I’m not really ready for winter, but what choice do I have?
We were the hosting family for Thanksgiving this year, and it was discussed early on that I might try to cook a turkey on our Kamado Joe grill.
I didn’t really want to risk figuring out if the cook would go well on Turkey Day, so a few weeks before Thanksgiving I did a “test run” of cooking a turkey on the grill.
I’ve got to say that the turkey grilling came out fantastic, even in the freezing weather. I used a combination of methods to get the bird to come out great.
First off, I probably watched John Setzler’s video about cooking a turkey in the Kamado Joe about a million times, or at least a couple dozen. I loved his “smoking pouch.” Find his video here:
Granted I just sing a lot and don’t show all the prep work, but if you have a kamado kind of grill, like the Kamado Joe or Big Green Egg, these are some great recipes for a holiday turkey. The brine was fine, I’ve never had this good of a smoked turkey, and for the love of all things big and small, if you like smokey, make gravy out of the broth and stuff under the turkey.
Usually, the train stops me on the way to work, which is just an excuse for being late to work. It’s a bummer, though, when the train stops me from getting home. Ugh!
Maybe it tastes like pizza and beer, or soda and candy if you are younger. So, celebrate Thursday, it’s almost the weekend. And fine, this is more of an spoken word kind of thing rather than a song, but…
The necessity to grill a boatload of shish-kabobs arose the other day, and somehow the planning actually led to said necessity having to take place early in the morning.
So, there I was, in the 3AM hour lighting the Kamado Joe grill, and wondering if I would be joined by any of the critters that liked to visit our backyard.
It was all worth it, though, as the kabobs were a hit, and a skunk didn’t skunk me.
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