What can I say?
Mr. Drinkwater and I are really gunning for 2011. I’ve never had a year that I actually wished
would end, but I think I honestly say we had our fill. Hopefully 2011 is really super boring with no
serious medical scares, close family deaths, international moves, and other
major events.
| Completely random picture I pulled out of early 2010 archives...we were en route to another jungle city. |
Things I’ve learned:
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Don’t grease the sides of a loaf pan when making
banana bread or it will fall in the middle
·
Desserts are a whole lot easier to photograph
because most of them look good cold (hot meals have to be photographed quickly and served to the hungry
husband before hungry husband turns into grumpy husband)
·
I can’t just slap a picture up without actually
caring what it looks like!
·
Hot ovens do not like being touched by skin…or
is it vice versa?
·
If you slightly wet the bottom crust of an apple
pie, it’ll stick better to the top
·
Dishwashers are a blessing from God (and I only
have one for 2 more weeks!).
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How to roast really yummy flavors of pumpkin seeds.
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How to burn applesauce (I haven’t retried yet!).
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That I really like this whole blogging thing!
I have to say that I am really REALLY excited for 2011
and what it’s going to bring. I’ve
learned significantly this past year in various peoples’ kitchens so I can’t
imagine all the fun things to learn next year!
Tomorrow, also known as 1-1-11, is The Drinkwater Kitchen’s
first Bloggaversary! It is also my
husband’s BIRTHDAY! So we will be
celebrating the new year by eating birthday cake and watching lots of football. Last year, we of course rooted for the Ducks in the Rose Bowl on his birthday. This year, we will be rooting for Wisconsin in the Rose Bowl! If I knew their mascot, I would type the equivalent of "Go Ducks" but I'm really just going along with the crowd (aka Husband). Heh.
| Awesome t-shirts mailed to us last year by Mike's mom! |
Loved your post, Sydney! Here's to a wonderful upcoming year for you and Mike. You deserve it! I also think I deserve a great upcoming year! Ha!
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I am stuck in the land of saying "two thousand eleven." I don't know why, it just sounds right to me, which is weird because in the last century I said (nineteen ninety...) Have a happy new year!
ReplyDeleteThank you for passing from my blog. I wish you all the best for twenty eleven :)
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