Monday, September 28, 2009

My Sweet Thang!


Tomorrow is a big day. I have been preparing for weeks. This is not something I take lightly, well, normally.

It the wife's birthday!

The Korbel champagne is chillin'. Thank you.

Presents wrapped, check.

Cats ready to party, check.



Happy 26th my love!

Monday, September 21, 2009

Wanted...

I may be a married man, but I ain't dead.

I don't mind a beautiful woman who wants to "check me out" or let me know I am a prize to be had.

I know, I know, you think that it never happens, but it does!

That's right ladies are lining up to meet me...from all over the world!




Here are some recent emails I got:


Hello stranger,

Do you on former search your princess?

I have your address, but dont know works it or not? If you have received my letter and want to know more about me, please write me back. my e-mail address:
lovepie8@rambler.ru

I will explain as have received your address and will tell more about me in next letter.

Hope to receive your letter soon

Alexandra

...and...

Hello! My name is Lina!

To me of 26 years. Also I live in Russia! I never had children and never was married!

I search for love, friendship or creation of family! I the good girl which dream to meet the love!

I hope you will answer me soon on wash email: {%URL %}!

I shall wait...

KISS KISS

Monday, September 07, 2009

Wow! What a great, long, and productive weekend! I had three days of fun, relaxing, and even some chores got done.

On Friday nights Sarah and I find ourselves at a weekly gathering of Cal-Poly MBA students and professors. They call these wine-socials Hobnobs*. We drink, talk, and enjoy good food and drink.

*Hobnobbing: ORIGIN (in the sense 'drink together; drink each other's health): from archaic hob or nob, hob and nob, probably meaning 'give and take'.-The Concise Oxford Dictionary

On Saturday, we went to San Luis Obispo for Brews and Bites. The local beer breweries were having a little party.

Sunday, we rotated the tires on Sarah's car and did, well, nothing else productive, although I find relaxing very productive.

Today was a holiday. I brewed a batch of beer, an American style pale ale.

For dinner, I made something I had been wanting to try, Beef Wellington.
This English dish is a common entree on Gordon Ramsey's Hells Kitchen TV show. I don't think I have ever had it. So I looked it up and I found the recipe and a 2 minute video on how to make it. Mine was not as pretty, but it was yummy and almost as easy as he makes it seem.




Beef Wellington Recipe:


The video and recipe come from a show called the F-Word broadcast in England. The recipe and video are from the British TV station, channel 4.

Some of his recipes are found at the site below: