June 20, 2005

Good Eats

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Sunday's barbecue at the Finlays.

Looks like a good father's day had by all. I didn't know Shaw's would prep lobster. This is a good thing for those of us terrified of live lobster who need them triple bagged (in case they get out and attack me on the way home) and brought to the car by someone who works in the store. I may just get some tonight. Nice to see Patti up and about.

Posted by declawed.

What WILL y'all do when Linda leaves? As surely one supposes she must ...

Beautiful picture of Patti, and equally nice to see Flo there amongst the generations!

Posted by clawless.

My mouth waters at the thought of a lobster dinner.
Too long have I slaved here in the subtropics where lobsters never tread. It should be illegal for blogmeister Michael to post such toothsome shots, as "Did you know that Shaws..."

It's long past time for me to head north to sweet old new england and feed myself the nectar of fresh broiled lobster and ambrosia of corn on the cob.

Posted by rakkity.

Posted by Michael at June 20, 2005 06:18 AM
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Looks like a good father's day had by all. I didn't know Shaw's would prep lobster. This is a good thing for those of us terrified of live lobster who need them triple bagged (in case they get out and attack me on the way home) and brought to the car by someone who works in the store. I may just get some tonight. Nice to see Patti up and about.

Posted by: declawedat June 20, 2005 07:37 AM

What WILL y'all do when Linda leaves? As surely one supposes she must ...

Beautiful picture of Patti, and equally nice to see Flo there amongst the generations!

Posted by: clawlessat June 20, 2005 08:44 AM

My mouth waters at the thought of a lobster dinner.
Too long have I slaved here in the subtropics where lobsters never tread. It should be illegal for blogmeister Michael to post such toothsome shots, as "Did you know that Shaws..."

It's long past time for me to head north to sweet old new england and feed myself the nectar of fresh broiled lobster and ambrosia of corn on the cob.

Posted by: rakkityat June 21, 2005 04:38 PM