November 26, 2007
NaBloPoMoUhOh
I’ve missed two NaBlo posting days. I have to say that this year was much more difficult. I don’t know if it’s because I’ve been busier or if I’ve just become lazier. Maybe a combination of both.
Yesterday’s second Thanksgiving dinner was wonderful. Although, I have to admit the turkey wasn’t up to par with my expectations. I mean, everyone loved it and complimented my cooking skills, but I thought it could be better. My mother tells me, “We are our own worst critics!”
She’s probably right. But why does a dish always taste better when someone else makes it?
Posted by Dana @ 8:59 am • Holiday Hell, NaBloPoMo
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November 26th, 2007 at 11:27 am, patois Says:
We are always our own worst critics. But I’m kind of glad no one criticizes me to the level I criticize myself.
November 26th, 2007 at 3:54 pm, Dawn Says:
I used the broth off my turkey to make my stuffing and the stuffing was so salty I couldn’t eat it. Not. eat. stuffing? What? The next day I made plain stuffing and mixed it with the salty batch - and my hands swelled up so much I couldn’t pull my rings off!
November 27th, 2007 at 9:56 am, Liz Says:
I’ve always said that my meals always taste great, when someone else cooks ‘em! I’m sure you did fine and so glad that you made through your second Thanksgiving dinner…I’m still recovering from the first one ;o)
Mushy, mushy.
November 28th, 2007 at 9:35 am, Michael Hichborn Says:
Hi,
My name is Michael Hichborn, and I’m the media director for American Life League. I am currently contacting pro-life and Catholic bloggers all across the internet in a concerted effort to more effectively spread the word through what is being termed “the new media.” As such, I was hoping we could send our video releases to you for posting on your blog. I have recently established a regular webcast for American Life League, and I would be most honored if you would share it with your readers as they come out (approximately, every 2 weeks). If you are interested in this, please e-mail me at mhichborn@all.org and let me know. If not, just e-mail me and ask me not to bother you anymore.
Thanks, and God bless!
–Michael