This was our dinner on Sunday night. We marinated the steak in pineapple juice, honey, soy sauce, ginger and garlic. The skewers included red and yellow peppers, mushrooms, onions, pineapple and steak. They were very delicious.
Monday, July 4, 2011
Food
Today for our cookout I made cheesecake stuffed strawberries. I found the recipe on pinterest. I am totally addicted to that website. These are strawberries stuffed with cheesecake filling with graham cracker crumbs sprinkled on top. Definitely will be making these again.
This was our dinner on Sunday night. We marinated the steak in pineapple juice, honey, soy sauce, ginger and garlic. The skewers included red and yellow peppers, mushrooms, onions, pineapple and steak. They were very delicious.
This was our dinner on Sunday night. We marinated the steak in pineapple juice, honey, soy sauce, ginger and garlic. The skewers included red and yellow peppers, mushrooms, onions, pineapple and steak. They were very delicious.
4th of July!
Today we celebrated July 4th. We had a lot of fun. As usual, I uploaded the photos in backwards order. We ended our day downtown watching the fireworks. Well, the kids did not watch. This is what they did while the fireworks were going off. They ran around and took turns in the stroller pushing each other. Here is Jonah pushing Jackson.
Jacob playing.
Jeff with Juliet. Juliet refused to look at me.
Me and Jackson after spending all afternoon swimming.
Savanah and Jackson posing for me.
I made the kids blue slushes with cool star straws for an afternoon treat after swimming.
Jacob and me getting ready to go swimming.
We are so festive!
The kids getting ready to go to Grandma Glo's. The boys each picked out a hat to wear. Juliet didn't want to be left out.
Jonah!
Jackson!
Jacob!
Jacob playing.
Jeff with Juliet. Juliet refused to look at me.
Me and Jackson after spending all afternoon swimming.
Savanah and Jackson posing for me.
I made the kids blue slushes with cool star straws for an afternoon treat after swimming.
Jacob and me getting ready to go swimming.
We are so festive!
The kids getting ready to go to Grandma Glo's. The boys each picked out a hat to wear. Juliet didn't want to be left out.
Jonah!
Jackson!
Jacob!
Pictures update 2
The boys and I made lemon cookies last week. The recipe said to roll the dough out and use cookie cutters. We decided to use dogs and dog bones. These were really good. The boys had a lot of fun using the rolling pin and cookie cutters.
These pics were from last weekend at the Greenwood Fireworks. Here is Savanah and Juliet.
Family photo. It is impossible to get all six us looking at the camera at the same time. Five out of six isn't bad.
These pics were from last weekend at the Greenwood Fireworks. Here is Savanah and Juliet.
Family photo. It is impossible to get all six us looking at the camera at the same time. Five out of six isn't bad.
Picture update
I think I am finally all up to date and getting organized with my pictures. The following are all the pics from the rest of July.Last Saturday we made it the Greenwood Parade. The kids loved it. I am so glad we made it there. These are the only pics I was able to take with my camera.
These pics are a little old. We went to the zoo two weeks ago. This is Jacob on the carousel.
I never buy the kids snacks or lunch at the zoo. It is way too pricey. However, I had promised the kids they each could get ice cream on this visit. Juliet wanted cotton candy. Cotton candy was the same price. So, I let her have cotton candy. She always knows exactly what she wants.
This is Jackson and Braxton on the carousel.
Jonah getting ready to ride the roller coaster at the zoo. This is his smile.
Random pic of Juliet.
I mentioned before I made sponge thingies for the kids to play with outside. Here they are. You cut up some cheap sponges into strips. Tie together with dental floss. They are cute. The kids loved them. Instead of tossing them at each other they washed their bikes. It was darling. However, I could have just let them play with sponges. They really didn't need to be cute little balls. But they were fun regardless.
These pics are a little old. We went to the zoo two weeks ago. This is Jacob on the carousel.
I never buy the kids snacks or lunch at the zoo. It is way too pricey. However, I had promised the kids they each could get ice cream on this visit. Juliet wanted cotton candy. Cotton candy was the same price. So, I let her have cotton candy. She always knows exactly what she wants.
This is Jackson and Braxton on the carousel.
Jonah getting ready to ride the roller coaster at the zoo. This is his smile.
Random pic of Juliet.
I mentioned before I made sponge thingies for the kids to play with outside. Here they are. You cut up some cheap sponges into strips. Tie together with dental floss. They are cute. The kids loved them. Instead of tossing them at each other they washed their bikes. It was darling. However, I could have just let them play with sponges. They really didn't need to be cute little balls. But they were fun regardless.
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