Friday, October 30, 2009

Stacey's Veggy and Chicken Casserole

Stacey's Veggy and Chicken Casserole

20 oz. bag of mixed frozen vegetables
1 cup mayonnaise
1/2 cup chopped onion
1 cup cheddar cheese grated
1 stick butter
1 roll of Ritz crackers
4 chicken breasts

Cook chicken in the crock pot all day or boil for 30 min in water on the stove. Cut chicken into bite size chunks or shred. Cook frozen vegetables until tender. Drain vegetables. Mix vegetables, mayo, cheese and chicken. Put into a greased casserole dish. Mix melted butter and crushed Ritz crackers and sprinkle on top. Bake at 375 for 15 min.

Wednesday, October 28, 2009

I'm back

I had a wonderful time in New York. I'll write more about it in the next few days. But I must say that I have the cutest nephew in the world. He is so sweet and a great baby.

It was wonderful to come home to Brett. This was the longest we had been apart and I missed him like crazy. He worked on some great projects while I was gone. I can't wait to show them to you.

It was really, really nice to come back to work and not have a huge pile on my desk. I have almost finished everything from when I was gone in one day!

Sunday, October 25, 2009

One Sentence Prayers

Lord, baptize me with your love.

One Sentence Prayers

I praise you, my Lord Jesus. I love you.

Thursday, October 22, 2009

The City that Never Sleeps

New York here I come!!! I am heading off to see my cute little nephew. I can't wait!!!

Wednesday, October 21, 2009

It so hard to say good bye . . .

We have said bye bye to some debt!!! It feels so good. Brett and I are both savers and don't like to take on debt. It was a wonderful feeling to pay this item off early. By doing so we are saving almost $1,000 in interest payments.

Tuesday, October 20, 2009

A Public Service Announcement

A Public Service Announcement:

Have your furnace and fireplace checked out before you start using them.



Two weeks ago when we had trouble with our AC unit, we learned that insulation had become packed in around the burner on the furnace. If we had turn the heater on we would have had a fire! So please hire someone to inspect your furnace and your fireplace.

It is also a good idea to clean out your dryer once a year. Lint collects everywhere inside a dryer and can start a fire.

Sunday, October 18, 2009

One Sentence Prayers

Make me pure in heart that I might see You.

Friday, October 16, 2009

Murphy's Law Part 3

So it ended up being an ok evening. We were warm, but it did start to cool down once the sun set. The food was good. The tarantula went away and we haven't seen any more in the back yard. Just for fun here is a video.






Thursday, October 15, 2009

Murphy's Law Part 2

So it was 80 degrees in our house, my Dad and his wife were going to be here in 20 min. I had already messed up the lasagna and Cheese Biscuits. Murphy's Law was in full effect.

Brett went outside to check the breaker. It was not tripped. He turned the AC breaker off and back on. He came back inside and nothing happened. He said he would go to the other side of the house and check the AC unit.

Here is a pic of me putting the lasagna together . . .



Brett walked back into the yard and starting yelling, "Come here, you have to see this!" So I go out side and this is what I find.






















I freaked out!!!

Wednesday, October 14, 2009

Murphy's Law

Last Thursday we had my Dad and his wife over for dinner. I really wanted to make a good impression. I only had 1 hour to put dinner together and clean up the house. I started to put the lasagna together. Brett got home and I asked him to make the Cheese Biscuits. Well I was trying to tell Brett and story and I got the lasagna layers all out of order. I got mad at myself! I have made lasagna a million times . . . I told Brett that I couldn't talk I had to concentrate. As I am focused on the lasagna Brett asks where the baking soda is. The thing is Cheese Biscuits don't need baking soda. Brett realized that he was making the recipe at the top of the page - not the Cheese biscuits at the bottom of the page. He had put in a Tablespoon and a half of salt in the mix. He just doubled the recipe and it end up being fine.

Needless to say I was flustered!!! I was sweating bullets - literally. I was sweating. I went over to the thermostat and it was 80 degrees in our house!!! I turned it down to 60 degrees. Nothing happened. I turned it off and back on. Nothing happened. I turned to fan only. Nothing happened. I started to panic! My Dad would be here in 20 min and it was 80 degrees. I ran around and turned off all the lights and turned the fans on high. Brett ran outside to check the breaker.

But the trouble didn't end there. . . .To find out what happened you will have to check back tomorrow . . .

Tuesday, October 13, 2009

Polk-A-Dot-Pumpkins






The ladies at my office made polk-a-dot pumpkins this week. You need an orange pumpkin and a white pumpkin, an apple corer, and some ribbon. First you “punch” a hole in the orange pumpkin with the apple corer. Twist the apple corer as you pull the circle back out. Push the circle out of the apple corer. Then do the same for the white pumpkin. The put the white dot in the orange pumpkin and the orange dot in the white pumpkin. Repeat in any pattern that you like. Tie a ribbon on the top or around the middle. The pumpkin will last around a week or so. You could just punch holes in the pumpkin for a neat looking jack-o-lantern.



Monday, October 12, 2009

One Sentence Prayers

My soul is hungry, O God. Feed me, I pray.

Saturday, October 10, 2009

Blog Feature

I have been wanting to do this for awhile . . . So here I go.

http://grammyababychangeseverything.blogspot.com/

This is a way cute blog. At first I thought it was going to be about baby stuff and the Wait family is no where near that subject! But it is a blog about Christmas and the real reason for the Season. She is doing a give away on her blog so stop over before time runs out.

What's Cooking Good Lookin!

My friend Devin asked what I was cooking, so I thought that I would share. Here is what is being served in the Wait kitchen. At some point I would love to share recipes with you!

Saturday - Creamy Tacos (basically cheese dip with meat)
Sunday - leftovers or pizza
Monday - Chicken and Rice
Tuesday - Eat Out (we have a thing to go to)
Wednesday - Souper Burgers (similar to sloppy joes)
Thursday - Chicken popovers
Friday - Aunt Cathy's Chili
Saturday - Hamburgers
Sunday - leftovers or pizza