As for the kitchen being properly warmed, last night was our Kitchen Warming Party. I am happy to report that the event was an unqualified success. We had an eclectric
Showing posts with label Halloween 2008. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Halloween 2008. Show all posts
Sunday, November 2, 2008
It is official: The Kitchen has been warmed
It was quite a weekend here in western edges of the Enchanted Mitten. On Friday night we were overcome by ghouls, ghosts and goblins... and a few trick-or-treaters. The weather could not have been better for Halloween. As
the sun was setting there was not a cloud in the
sky and it was a balmy 50F. We had a smaller crowd than last year, but I think that is the direct result of Halloween falling on a Friday, which also happened to be the first day of the state high school football playoffs. Most of the trick-or-treaters were younger than high school age. There were, however, a lot more parents out this year than last. All in all, it was another safe and sane evolution in East Grand Rapids.
As for the kitchen being properly warmed, last night was our Kitchen Warming Party. I am happy to report that the event was an unqualified success. We had an eclectric
group in attendance. Friends, neighbors and co-workers came by to check out our new kitchen, and we were able to give the space a proper send off. We went the "slacker" route for the food. We bought pre-made party trays, but we took seriously the need for good beer. We purchased a 1/4 bbl of Bell's Amber and it was clearly well received. We still have some beer left in the keg, so if you are in the area, please feel free to stop by and wet your whistle!
As for the kitchen being properly warmed, last night was our Kitchen Warming Party. I am happy to report that the event was an unqualified success. We had an eclectric
Thursday, October 30, 2008
Pumpkins are carved and the candy is ready

I am a big fan of Halloween. I would still trick-or-treat if the police would not haul me away as a "person of interest." Halloween is one of my favorite holidays. It is a night to be whatever you want to be, to go from house to house and beg for candy. How could anybody not like that kind of holiday? The past few years, I have been known for my pumpkins. This year, I carved a vampire. His name is Vlad. Look for photos of our pumpkin soon. He will look something like the image to the right of this text.
Tomorrow night, we will wheel out the fire pit, set out a couple of chairs and wait for all the EGR ghosts and goblins to arrive. What could be more fun than that?
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