Louis' passion for his car finally resulted in some recognition. He is the G20.net member of the month! While out taking photos for the website, we stumbled across, what might be Lou's next place. Has a great view and plenty of parking.
Today was a semi 75th birthday party for Grandpa T. It also was a chance to visit my cousin Rob's new home in Richmond Hill, and finally meet his wife, Miki. I mean they've already had 3 kids together by now.
Today was the first time either Julianne or Russell picked Raspberries. We planned to put Russell in the Baby Bjorn to make negotiating the aisles of berries easier but he would have none of that. He cried for at least 5 minutes straight so we gave up on it, plopped him back in the bugaboo and went off roading. This was quite successful and daddy felt much better about his Mastercard bill.
Grandpa came to visit this week. He seemed very happy to have a willing subject to model for his photographic endevours. It was a busy week of fine dining and photography.
Auntie Kim and Uncle Grantley finally had a chance to visit... sadly it was just in time to say good bye. Well at least Russell will have a place to crash during Octoberfest!
Okay, enough stalling. Hopefully there will be some cleverly edited video someday but I have to get past this posting to continue on.
On a very hot and sticky day, Russell and entourage arrived at Corpus Christie church. Russell was not entirely taken by the whole event as he cried pretty much from the outset. Thankfully his new godparents, Melanie and Mike took it in stride. We thank you both for accepting the role of Russell's godparents and I am confident that your combined experiences and wisdom will be invaluable in Russell's upbringing. Thank you both.
been bad... should really spend more time away from Russell so I can update this thing. Anyways, a few quickie pictures. The baptism photos and video are just too daunting to heres a couple taken before the big day.
Okay, the other day Louis calls me up saying he bought some ribs and wanted to know how I cook mine. A few days later, he tells me that they didn't turn out so well. I know this has got to be one the easiest things to cook so I'm documenting it here so next time he has a guide. I'm hoping my backyard will be done shortly so I can get a proper grill. This might be one of the last times I do this with the oven.
Step 1 - Peel the skin
Step 2 - Seasoning
Step 3 - Toss in the oven (3-4 hrs @ 275f)
Step 4 - Checking in after 3 hrs
Step 5 Saucing them up. (also trying a new video hosting service, should be better quality)