It has been a lovely Sunday! A 'guilt free' Sunday as our pastor, Ed Young, says!
That's because we attended the Saturday evening service.
He also says - about the ones who attend on Sunday morning - they enjoy a guilt free Saturday! Win! Win!!
Louis Dean made 'Biscuit/Rolls' today.
I asked him to make BISCUITS but he came up with his own idea.
All I have to say is that hot buttered bread and a glass of wine makes for the perfect light lunch!
Tonight we had a small dinner party and a music session.
We all had a good time eating, visiting and making good music!
I pretty much know everyone had a good time because we sat around the dinner table long after the meal was done. One friend told about his daughter being in a recent episode of Law and Order......her first acting job! Another told of the home repair nightmare that was as hilariously told as it was horrifying! We discussed both the forbidden dinner table subjects - politics and religion - and had a ball doing it!
Good comfortable - yet stimulating - conversations.
The meal was good......
and coffee and dessert was even better!
This is a jazzed up cake mix recipe.......
white cake mix
1 1/2 cups of Irish Cream
4 eggs
1/2 cup oil
1 box instant pudding - I used butterscotch
1 cup butterscotch chips
The frosting is Irish Cream and Confectioners sugar.
NOT heart healthy NOR diabetic friendly!
But it was delicious!!!
I see some salads on the menu for tomorrow!
Good Friends!
Good Food!
Good TIMES!
Thanks for a peek into a lovely day with friends.
ReplyDeleteYou must have the best life! You're always going somewhere fun or doing something fun. Good for you! That cake looks yummy and the wine and the buttered rolls. When can I come over?
ReplyDeleteThat sounds like a great evening - and the cake was the perfectly decadent topper!
ReplyDeleteYour holiday get together sounds liker wonderful fun, Linda! Your cake is a masterpiece and i will be copying down this luscious recipe....mmmmm!
ReplyDeletesounds like another good day. Cake sounds pretty yummy too. ;o)
ReplyDeleteI popped over here from Pondside's blog and just had to comment on that wonderful recipe! Sounds very tempting. (Lovely photos here too!)
ReplyDeleteHappy Christmas to you.
Lovley, warm, happy time!!! And you have captured it perfectly.
ReplyDeleteEven to the oh-so-decadent CAKE! Yummmmmmmmm... :-)
Gentle Christmas hugs,
"Christmas won't be Christmas
without any presents."
~~Opening line of Louisa May Alcott's "Little Women"
you always have such a wonderful time!
ReplyDeleteOh no, time to get ready for work. I have to unwrap myself from your cozy Christmas quilt, fold it, and place it on the virtual shelf until I visit once again! Loved dinner, the music and I'm going to make the cake for my Irish girlfriend, Alice!
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmastime!
~Lynne
[w/L]
now that is what it is all about...
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