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Friday, July 17, 2009

Weekend Forecast

So, I got this new map on my blog that tells me the locale of my readers. I had no idea that the Cob was such a popular place in Hungary, Canada and the UK (although I'm 99% sure that the UK is pin-pointed due to my friends Frances and Baby Money checking in on me). I'm pretty sure that I don't know any Canadians or Hungarians so this is a special shout out to them. In honor of Britney coming to see me in Shreveport this fall, I would like to present to you, one of my favorite Britney videos. She represents Louisiana well.





The events scheduled for this weekend include lounging around doing nothing as well as Game Night on Saturday at the Schillage residence. Dear Sass (whose Birthday Dinner Part Deux was held last night and I was unable to attend due to home plumbing issues), Dobber, Rex and Flavor of the Week, John, myself and the Skills are going to play some games. I'm hoping that Sass, Rex, John and I are on the same team. I am confident that we would be UNSTOPPABLE. (Did you know that the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao is made of Titanium? Because I do.)

Also, I am going to prepare a crab dip that I found on Campbell's Recipes or something.com and if it turns out to my liking, I will share the recipe with you. I am a modern day Betty Crocker, I'll tell you. Last night I made THIS and even edited the recipe by adding some black beans. I like to call that 'using my artistic license'. Sunday, John and I are going to look at a house with our realtor friend, Chris David (pronounced Dahveeed). Let's hope that John likes it, because I sure do.

5 comments:

Rex said...

No word if FOTW joins. House hunting? What the flip?

Kate said...

We aren't 'Hunting' per se. Really just looking. Adam is just appeasing me by going with me.

Stephanie Jordan said...

Who is moving? You? Him? Both? I still think you secretly got married in Seattle.

Kate said...

No one's moving. We are just looking. And we did not get married in Seattle. I would have blogged about that by now... or at least changed my Facebook relationship status.

PeterParis said...

No I didn't know that Gehry had used titanium for the Guggenheim Bilbao! :-) I only know that I must go there to see it.