The Party Room Community Group
A group that is open to all adults who want to have fun and enjoy themselves. A place to laugh and just have fun times together. An on-going party will be held and some games, jokes (please keep them reasonably clean OK?) and anything fun. This is not a place for serious discussion but a place to come and have fun when the rest of life starts to get us down.
Just waiting for everyone to arrive but we have managed to get the tub, the pool, the clubhouse transported to our island here.
The hootch and the soda are chilling the BBQ is set up and lit and the steaks, burgers, chicken wings and potatoes and corn are cooking. There is salad and rolls along with the basic chocolate.
So lets get the party started!
The hootch and the soda are chilling the BBQ is set up and lit and the steaks, burgers, chicken wings and potatoes and corn are cooking. There is salad and rolls along with the basic chocolate.
So lets get the party started!
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So mad at Xfinity! They're trying to charge me $115 per month for the same service I had been paying $50 the last four years. I took the equipment to UPS for shipping and cancelled my subscription today! Next door was a cookie shop called Crumbl. I had heard of it before but never went in until today. I don't need one more sugar fix, but maybe it will help with my sad) grieving heart....$15...
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The crocs are only babies and about 6"- 10" long at this stage. I think I need to get the wildlife people to come and get them as they are not allowed to be kept without special permits - I will try and sort that out tomorrow.
In the meantime they are quite secure where they are as long as Bobbi doesn't let them out again.
I doubt if they would do as much damage as that chewing puppy of yours Sara.
Carly - you don't see the resemblance between Lawrence and Barry ? They're like two peas in a pod - NOT!! Actually I do work out on my stair stepper to Barry's DVD - it gives me energy for some reason......
Bear is a good man - and I think he'll add a lot to our little gathering - Bear - do you dance? I need a dancing party given that Barry never showed up.......do we have a band here? My ex husband plays the piano - what do you think? Do we have a piano?
I found the hot tub key...someone hid it, but I used my super sleuth capability and found them anyhow. So keep your eyes towards heaven while you are hot tubbing :-) That's where the lid comes down.
I see I am responsible for more nefarious deeds....I plead "senior moments" , don't remember a thing!!!
Kidding - I'm kidding!!
Did you want him to build something Bobbi or were you just looking for him on general principles.....
Ah - yes Hair (the musical) - what a show that was....and Woodstock......
Oh yes OK what can I bring to the party - well hootch is the main thing.
I can be a good listener so maybe I should join Becky at the bar?
Oh I also have been in charge of clearing out the baby crocs that were in the pool and the hot tub.
Everyone will be pleased to know that they are now gone to their new home and no injuries were reported.
Come on, y'all, climb in. Let's make people soup.
For this Horny Toad Margarita recipe you will need the following ingredients.
The quantities mentioned are sufficient for 4 great Margaritas, or 3 Super Margaritas.
4 fld ounce Tequila Jose Cuervo (Reposado grade)
1 fld. ounces Tequila Sauza Hornitos (Anejo grade)
4 fld. ounces Cointreau
6 fld. ounces Lime Juice, freshly squeezed
1 Tablespoon Sea Salt, half course, no iodine
20 Lime Slices & 4 Lime Wedges (for decoration)
24 Ice cubes, coarsely crushed
Preparation
Shaking a proper Margarita goes as follows:
* Squeeze limes until you have 6 fld ounces of juice; Usually this will take about 4 limes;
* Put salt on a soup plate;
* Wet the rim of each glass with lime juice, put the glass upside down on the soup plate and swirl around to collect a nice band of salt, giving it that nice frosted look; (We like to make our own half course salt by crushing course sea salt in a mortar; The uneven size of the resulting crushed salt particles makes for an extra nice "icy" look of the salt rim!)
* Cut one lime in half, cut one half into 4 wedges; Cut wedges about halfway through and stick 'm on the rim of the glass for decoration;
* Pour the tequila, cointreau, lime juice and 3 or 4 ice cubes in a cocktail shaker;
* Crush remainder of ice cubes and distribute over glasses;
* Shake tequila, cointreau and lime juice vigorously for 5 to 10 seconds and pour into glasses;
For a maximum taste: Serve your cocktails and long drinks as cold as possible! Make sure that all your cocktail and long drink ingredients, tools and glasses are as cold as possible before you start mixing. Soft drinks, juices, lemons, glasses, shakers, stirrers, etc. go in the refrigerator. Liquor can even be kept in the freezer!
Salud, Amigos!
A word of caution here: The above quantities will yield 4 great Margaritas. Please note that each glass will contain more than 2 fld ounces of 80 proof liquor. That's quite a drink! Handle with care!