Today's our 30th Anniversary. And I thank God He brought WB
into my life. WB inspires me to be the best person I can possibly be!

Happy anniversary, Jabber! Thirty years is a fantastic accomplishment. I hope you have a celebration planned.

Stayed home, enjoying every minute of it. The older I get, the more I appreciate peace and quite. WB is happy I didn't push the going out thing. He's a stay-at-home kind of guy. More so than I. Got takeout from the Subway Shop and are happy as can be.
Don't cook on Sundays anyhow. So that's nothing new. As I look
back over my life, I can see how the Good Lord blessed me with
such wonderful people! Wow! That alone can strengthen a faith!
Thanks for the well wishes!

We haven't been out yet either, but I am about to go do some grocery shopping. I really don't look forward to this task, but i do like to eat, and I know home-cooked foods are so much better for us...

We ate glorified leftovers: Steve had some leftover chicken fettuccini from a dinner we ate out last Monday and I turned it into a carbonara sort of thing: I made a small amount of white sauce since whatever had been on the pasta originally had sort of been absorbed into the noodles. Seasoned it with some cheese, then added a leftover chicken breast that I chopped up, frozen peas and about six strips of that pre-cooked bacon Oscar Mayer is now selling. Having it around seems decadent, but is also very convenient. and of course, the leftover noodles. Suddenly had a large bowl full of decadent deliciousness.

Now that I am full, it seems like as good a time as any to get groceries. Not to mention that I am totally out of some crucial stuff like laundry detergent, milk, juice, bread, etc...

Happy Anniversary, jabber. Anne, we try to go shopping after we eat; shopping when we're hungry can be a disaster!

I was 19 and DH was 25 when we married back in 1972. We're still going strong. We celebrated our 39th anniversary last month. I love that man of mine.

Kalola,
That's an interesting blog you have there. Love the poem about
your son and the paragraph about Jesus. Glad you're happily married and still in love.


yonuh and Anne,
I agree about shopping when you are not hungry. It seems to be
much easier. When I'm hungry, I buy everything in sight. LOL...

Anne
can I ask...the chicken...from a meal out..do you ask to take some uneaten portion home..I cant recall seeing anyone so that here...so is it common in U.S.?

Thanks for the Anniversary wishes you guys!

Mountain Ash, I know we are getting off topic here so I have moved my answer to "Going Green" since this is sort of a "recycling topic."

My post is here: Restaurant Doggie Bags