Meet Leah and Larry, the lobsters. The Yangs, Leah and Larry came over for New Years Eve and celebrated with us. We watched a movie, stuffed ourselves with the above creatures, the kids played and then we put all the kids to bed. I was thinking about playing games once the kids were in bed, but we realized no one wanted to risk waking them up, so we vedged out on the couch until midnight. I must not be used to sitting around for extended periods of time, because I had sciatic problems that night and a few days after. :/
The kids playing with Leah and Larry.
Leah
Bye-Bye Leah and Larry. That's what I call fresh seafood! Notice a trend when we get together with the Yangs? We love good food. I love that Mary and Min enjoy a good meal as much as we do. We definitely ended 2010 right - with a good meal, lobster and king crab. YUM!!!
9 comments:
Love all of your posts! You are brave, I don't think I could do live lobster.
You snow trip pictures are adorable, sounds like such a fun trip.
I couldn't do live lobster. Last week I tried cooking lobster for the first time.You should have heard me trying to cut the things to cook, it was disgusting and I didn't dare eat it after. I made Kyle eat it and I would see if he got sick later:/ There little legs ewwwwwww and those beady eyes looking up at you.
Are those oranges from your tree?
Oranges are from Mary's tree.
Min did all the work. He bought them, cared for them and then served them up nice and fresh to us.
Is there a reason one is named Leah? :)
Someday I will be an adventerous cooker like you.
Looks like you are staying busy and having lots of fun!
Fond memories are making me salivate all over again.
that is so cool. I take Amelia to red lobster so she can see the lobsters in the tank. It's like a classy field trip.
Its amazing that such ugly creatures taste so good!
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