Weenie Roll con Queso

Today I had this for lunch. I made this entree up when I was a missionary in San Antonio.

It is best with this sauce - I have it shipped from the big ugly state.
I like to buy it for Larry on father's day - he loves it!

www.rudys.com

No Sex and the City

On Saturday night because of the big game my best single friends (I talk to each one on a weekly basis) came together to support me and the lady cavemen (Ann Dee and Gabe were there too). It was the first time that two of them had ever met. In spite of the crap we ate at Applebees, and the grieving Katy (every day gets a bit easier), we had fun. Thats when I got this idea ...

The four of us would meet for lunch once a week and we'd be like these girls (I get to be Miranda):

Then I thought about starting a blog called "No Sex and the City" for single LDS women in their thirties. Since I'm the only blogger out of the four of us, I'm reluctant. I do have more friends that fit this demographic who are bloggers so it might work.

What do you think?

We believe in being honest ...

Tonight when I checked my mail I was pleased to find this:

Apparently I paid too much in closing fees this summer when I bought my condo and so they are giving it back to me. I was thrilled. I appreciate them being honest because I would have never known that they owed me $200.

So I took the check and was going to put it in my wallet so I would remember to cash it tomorrow but I could not find my wallet anywhere. I searched everywhere - car, office, bathroom, fridge, pantry, bedroom, closet, hamper. So I retraced my steps. I know I had it tonight when I bought some groceries at Smiths so I called them up and sure enough they had it.

The lady told me that a very nice old man had turned it in. She said he had tried to look me up in the phone book and wanted her to look up my fresh values card information. She reassured him that I'd be back for it. I'm happy that people are honest because now I'm $200 richer and I have a place to keep the cash.

I was careless about my wallet tonight because I was grocery shopping with my good friend Shanna. We had a good time agreeing to disagree on the things I placed in my shopping cart. She's not so sure about intuitive eating.

Shanna is a good person - always wanting to improve something, learn something new, serve someone etc. We were in the MTC at the same time and when I saw her it felt like home. She is a good example to me in many ways and always has been. Right now she is an example of how to endure WELL some hard times.

Thanks honest people and thanks Shanna.

Worst in the League

This place is the worst in the league. We ate there tonight after the game and it was sick.

We are not the worst in the league - actually we're 2nd in state.

Skyline 60, AF 56

We had a successful season.

"Success is peace of mind which is a direct result of self-satisfaction in knowing you made the effort to become the best of which you are capable." John Wooden

Before the game Coach Clayton read from this book by John Wooden to the girls. This is what he read:

"Before our team left the locker room and entered the arena, whether it was the first game of a high school season with boys named Rzeszewski, Kozoroski, and Smith or the last game of an NCAA championship season with young men named Walton, Wilkes, and Meyers, my final words were always about the same: "When it's over, I want your heads up. And there's only one way your heads can be up - that's to give it your best out there, everything you have."

And that's what these girls did.


Here are some photos:

This morning the team had breakfast at one of the girl's homes and I gave them all tattoos.

Coach Clayton's son, nephew, and dad.






You could tell that our fans liked our team a lot more than Skyline's fans like their team.


These are my people that came to watch the Lady Cavemen tonight because they love me. Thanks.

One more to go ...

AF 51, Jordan 42


This is where I draw the line...

I'll wear these glasses in the locker room but I refuse to wear them during the game.


This is for real ... once in a life time opportunity. We are in the state championship game Saturday night at 8:00 PM against Skyline. We played them already this year and beat them. Read about it here and here.


Seriously, why would you miss this one?


This is it!

And then there were four

Skyline beat Davis.
Riverton beat Timpanogos.
Jordan beat PG.

American Fork beat Bingham - last years state champs. I could devote a whole post to Bingham's coach and his crazy rules and philosophies but I won't cause I'm tired.

AF 70, Bingham 53

Notice the sword.

This morning American Fork High School had a pep assembly and they presented our girls with the region trophy - again, notice the sword. It was fun to watch our girls be honored but the assembly was BORING. I remember our pep assemblies being way fun with funny competitions between grades. Maybe I remember it that way because I'm pretty sure I always planned those pep assemblies.

By the way, it really is time for you to come and watch.

One down ...

AF 61, Layton 27

We beat Layton today. Now we play Bingham (last year's state champs) on Thursday at 6:00 PM. Only 8 teams left (Bingham, AF, PG, Jordan, Davis, Skyline, Riverton, Timpanogos).

Notice that 3 of the 4 teams that went to state from our region are still alive - AF, PG and Timpanogos. Who is that one team that got knocked off? Hmm... could it be Lone Peak?

Ok - so I should act my age. Maybe I will next week when this is all over.