My husband made dinner tonight
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Going to dinner as a guest tonight
Comments (21)I am a hostess that does not want guests to bring anything other than a bottle of wine (as long as they do not need me to open it right then as I have my drinks planned). I really do not like flowers as I have my table and such set and then need to cut and vase the flowers and too often they are from Trader Joes and are half dead. I hate any guest to do the dishes. I am a really really nice person and am grateful if anyone serves me anything at all at their home as they wish--paper plates/unseasoned food/whatever. Does not bother me at all and most often I take many dishes because they want me to and I do not mind at all. But! when I am the hostess I just want to run the show and really do not want to put other's food into the mix....See MoreThank you, JohnLiu, for tonight's fish taco dinner
Comments (3)John, My husband corrected me. I made corn tortillas. Super simple recipe on the Masa Harina package--just cornflour, salt, and water. I rolled out the 2" balls between pieces of parchment paper. Then the tortillas are used to make tacos. I didn't know that! Here is a link that might be useful: This is the Masa Harina I used....See MoreTonight at dinner...
Comments (18)Thanks all...I really struggled to come up with a pattern. Seemed like everything I did and liked looked too girly to be on his frame. I cut up a lot of glass in many different colors and shapes and didn't like how it looked until I pulled out the black & white. Then I decided to grout it gray but all I had was white and black grout. So I kept mixing white and black, then a little more white..oops now a little more black...by the time I got the color how I wanted it I had enough grout mixed up to probably grout 20 frames. LOL A couple of days later...we bought gray grout!!! That's what Colleen used on Bama's frame. It's so much easier when you don't have to mix up the grout to get the color you want! Wench...I'll have to remember to tell my DH that at dinner tomorrow night! He'll get such a kick out of it. Barb...See MoreWhat's For Dinner Tonight?
Comments (1)Haha Patti. We posted at the exact same time. I thought maybe you were out running errands, and weren't home to start the thread yet....See Moreeandhl2
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