Macho BBQs

These photos are taken from one of those Power Point slide shows passed along via email.

Apparently, there are men out there who do not have  enough on their “Honey-Do” list.

I would have my husband cook a LOT more!

If only I had this BBQ. I would have my hubby, Bruce,  do ALL the cooking.

Hot Rod BBQ
Looks hard to cook on to me

This makes me wonder what kind of car this guy owns. And if this BBQ cooks faster than the other ones.

Tail Gate Party BBQ
A must have tail-gate party accessory

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Would you really cook with vehicle exhaust? Maybe. If everyone was drinking large quantities of beer, you may get away with this.

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Chopper BBQ
The Chopper BBQ

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I am sure this is Bruce’s favorite, although he really loves the next one…

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This BBQ is really a killer. Don’t mess with the cook.

NRA BBQ
Every member of the NRA needs one!

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Which is my personal favorite?

I thought you would NEVER ask!  This cute piggy was in the lead:

Ribs Anyone?
Ribs Anyone?
Potty BBQ
Bon Appetite!

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Until I saw this one!

What a good way to recycle those old potties lying around in the yard, heh?

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Until tomorrow…..

Let’s Do It!

I am joining the Word Press Challenge. To Post Every Day in 2011.

Every day???

I decided I would join the Post a Week option. I knew I could do that. I have been doing that fairly regularly since August. I LOVE my little blog that nobody knows about. Except for a very select group of readers (mostly relatives) who pop in now and then, my blog is an undiscovered territory in the vast universe known as the Internet.  Yeah, I know. Call a WHAAAmbulance.

I really wanted to join the Post a Day people, but I was terrified. I do not work well under pressure.  Sometimes my muse goes off on vacation and I am left here alone with my laptop, a cup of coffee, and no coherent (or even interesting) thoughts coming to my head. Yet – I feel like writing. Why? I don’t know. I wish I didn’t. I wish I could pass by the stationary section in Ross without buying an empty journal or two.  Blank pages bother me. I’ve got to write something on them. It could turn out to be drivel, but it’s the writing I must do.

As I read about how to sign up and participate, the Others (more about them in a different blog), started giving me crap. And they were right in doing so. I started my blog because I wanted to get into a habit of writing everyday, like the published authors say they do.  I am an undisciplined writer. I want to write when I feel like writing, and I will not become an author that way.

So… I am sucking it up and making the commitment to post daily. Even if I can’t edit each post to perfection, I will post Something. Every Day.

Jodi Lea

P.S. If you are reading this: Have you seen my muse?

A Gray Christmas

Girl looking out window at rain Seven days & nights of continuous rain. Heavy rain.  Often accompanied by   nasty blasting winds.

How dare Mother Nature. This is  Southern California for crying out loud! I have not been able to relax on my private porch. I have not needed sunglasses in over a week! If I wanted to live like this I would move to Seattle.

I woke up smiling this morning because there was light coming in the window. And, the best part, cloudless patches of gorgeous blue sky playing peek-a-boo with the lingering grayness. Now, two hours later, the grayness wins out and all is gloomy again. I check the weather websites for hopeful news. Tomorrow and Saturday cloudy. More rain on Sunday.

Scotty! Beam me up and deposit me in Maui. Or shoot me. Something.

Snow would be a different story. It is magical and peaceful. I love watching it fall, especially at night. That kind of weather this time of year would be lovely. Even if the skies were gray it would be a White Christmas. Alas, Mother Nature only finds it in her heart to snow in southern California once every 50 years, and this is not one of them. The only snow I will see is the stuff falling on my blog.

This sunless gray world is turning me into a curmudgeon. I feel depressed, grumpy and tired. The kind of  “leave-me-alone-don’t-bother-me-I-just-want-to-sleep” mood clings to me like the snails and worms on the porch seeking higher ground. YUCK!  The fact that the house is festively decorated for Christmas, barely registers any response from me. Unless you count “Bah Humbug!” .