Laurie got here around 7, and we went straight to Kim's Club to buy everything. After searching (with no success) for chicken, we kept wandering down the aisles. At the check out, we realized what we had bought.
I know, I know, its not Thanksgivingey. But it all looked so good. I hadn't drank red wine or eaten real bread, olive oil, and brie in MONTHS.
As we're eating the delicious food and drinking the fabulous California wine, we just keep chatting and laughing. Alex and Jodi are almost to Seongnam.
The bread? gone!
The brie? what brie?
The wine? barely any left.
We go downstairs to meet them (and to see the pumpkin pie), and reluctantly break the news to them.
Me-"We couldn't find any already cooked chicken."
Alex-"What? So buy raw chicken. Put it in a pan, turn the heat on...cooked chicken!"
Jodi-"How did the potatoes turn out?"
Laurie-"They will taste good. I just have to make them."
Jodi-"No potatoes either?! Weren't we coming here for a Thanksgiving meal?"
...you can guess how the rest of the conversation went.
However, after a couple glasses of wine and many apologies, they forgave us. Laurie made mashed potatoes, and the fried chicken place directly below my apartment increased their revenue. But most importantly, the pumpkin pie was opened!
As if we aren't goofy enough, we took some self portraits.
Serious self portraits. Laurie, really? All that's missing is a gold gaudy frame!
And then we put my loft to good use.
Happy Thanksgiving week everybody!
Don't act like that photo isn't TOTALLY classy with the pose I added. I'm calling Boyd Anderson. They're going to love it!
ReplyDeleteAnything with wine is festive! Beautiful photos! The smiles are the most important thing!
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