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so, i just need to be honest and say that i am watching the u.s. open. my husband is not even here to encourage this behavior. i'm really very confused as to who i am. who am i? i am not sure at the moment. apparently a golf watcher. this is eerily similar to a fateful and awkward day that occurred a few years ago when i watched nascar. it happened only one time and has never happened since. and i don't really like talking about it because i am just so regretful of my behavior. we'll see what happens after today. this is probably just a "nascar" situation. i don't think i'll be home every sunday watching the golf channel.
the end.
it is amazing how food can take you back to different experiences. just like how a certain song reminds you exactly how you felt when you were getting over a guy or dancing in the car with friends in college. i just opened my first watermelon of the summer and it takes me back to my summer spent at beach project and the summers with my family. and it is making me miss my parent's house! oh to be on their back porch with a big piece of watermelon and the lake in the backyard as our backdrop.
maybe one day, when i open my first watermelon years from now, it will remind me of this first summer when we just moved to our little condo in st. louis. yep. i'm going to eat so much watermelon this summer.i want to be reminded of this new and special time in our lives every single year.
I didn't realize how important this amazing beverage was until it wasn't as available anymore. I would like to make a correction to my previous post and say that sweet tea does live in st. louis. i wouldn't say that it is "alive and well." I would say it is "alive and on a heart monitor." But, it is alive. I found it at mcalisters (oh blessed sunday that it was found) and at mcdonalds. Although, this mcdonalds doesn't really know how to make it. but, whatever. it's $1 and does the job.
that's all i've got.