On our lunch break from baking on Saturday, Katie's sister warmed up the tender pulled pork she had made the day before. With extra bbq sauce, a toasted bun, and a side of applesauce, it was the perfect lunch to eat on the back deck in the sunshine.
That night, the girls and I were taken to dinner by a family friend named Simon, a wonderful Christian "uncle" to the girls . . and now to me! He's adopted me as one of his "nieces" now. :)
Simon has a little book he carries around in which he writes down prayer requests for those he knows or happens to meet that day.
After dinner at Carrabba's, we hurried across the street to get some Sno To Go before it closed.
Simon has a little book he carries around in which he writes down prayer requests for those he knows or happens to meet that day.
After dinner at Carrabba's, we hurried across the street to get some Sno To Go before it closed.
3 comments:
L, love the post and Williamsburg. Your pictures of the "Cheese Shoppe" reminded me of a sketch done years ago. Check out this link. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B3KBuQHHKx0
First of all, I am jealous, because:
1 - I love Billsburg
2 - I love your roomie and her fam
3 - I love the Cheese Shoppe (and am now craving Cheese Shoppe)
4 - I love Sno-to-Go (and am now craving a Stuffed Tiger's Blood - please tell me that's what flavor you got!)
Second of all, I'm glad you love my Alma Mater town! :)
Gooood choice with the ham and havarti...i love them together! Well..I like (danish) havarti by itself too.
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