I found this picture going through my camera which I thought was cute, Pops chillin' with his grandbabies
Sunday, February 15, 2009
Valentines Day
Tonight we had Jenn and Jesse over for a fondue, it was really nice just to have 4 people as we usually do it with a tonne more people. For dessert we made banana splits instead of the traditional chocolate fondue which was really good, i haven't had it in forever. It is so nice to have friends (family) that don't have kids yet so we can get together in the evenings while the kids are sleeping without worrying about babysitters.
I found this picture going through my camera which I thought was cute, Pops chillin' with his grandbabies
I found this picture going through my camera which I thought was cute, Pops chillin' with his grandbabies
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Wow, what a beautifully set table arrangement. Looks awesome. Are those rectangular things at each end of the table, grills for the meats? I've never seen those before. When i was little, we just used a deep fryer. didn't have grills like that then.
ReplyDeleteKristy...that just looks really fun. You are such good hosts, you and Lee.
ReplyDeleteI need fondue lessons here.
we definetely dare very serious when it comes to fondue, everything has to be perfect. they're called marble slabs, we use them for the meats and shrimp and then we use the oil just for the battered foods. It makes it so much healthier then just using the oil for everything and you don't feel so gross afterwards.
ReplyDeleteI love it, where did you get the hot stones? also, when we come to calgary we will def have to have a fondue night! sans kids!
ReplyDeleteNeato, that's a great way to do the non battered foods, very healthy. You guys really are SERIOUS fondue-ers.
ReplyDeletewe got the hot stones at stokes, they usually will go on sale once in awhile for about $20/each.
ReplyDeleteNice pic of Neil, he's such a handsome guy. And the grandbabies look everyway comfortable with Pops. Cute as ever. That was a good idea for a Valentine's celebration! Enjoying your blog, K.
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