Showing posts with label Honey I Shrunk the Kids. Show all posts
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Monday, May 31, 2021

Cured Meats and Other Treats: Mmmm, Memorial Day

Skirt: Amazon

Socks: Zulily

Tee: So, Kohl's

Bag: LC Lauren Conrad, Kohl's

Hat: Sea Star, Brigantine


Dress: LC Lauren Conrad, Kohl's

Red White and Blue I Love You Barrette Brooch

Bag: Betsey Johnson, Modcloth

Cherry necklace: Candie's, Kohl's; Other necklace: Wet Seal

Dress: Zulily


Skirt: Vylette, Kohl's

Bag: Circus by Sam Edelman, Kohl's

Top: Candie's, Kohl's

Shoes clockwise: Ami Clubwear; Christian Siriano for Payless; (last two) Chase & Chloe. Zulily

A hot dog is the most delicious disgusting thing you can eat (unless you're into escargot, which I'm not), and Memorial Day marks the first of three times each summer that I indulge in the mystery meat (the other times are Fourth of July and Labor Day).  Yesterday was no exception when the husband and I went to my parents' for a BBQ.  This was especially exciting after last year's porch party in the thick of the quarantine.  We ate inside because of the rain, but it was still a fun, festive time.  We're all big TV fans and talked about season finales and which shows got canceled or picked up for next season.  I even made a pudding poke cake from my JELL-O Celebrating 100 Years cookbook.    


Full disclosure, the poke in my cake didn't quite take, which meant that it was just a chocolate cake topped with pudding -- and lots of maraschino cherries.  Because whenever I botch a recipe, I like to make it extra pretty.  Anyway, the rain reminded me of the washout Memorial Day when I was five and my parents took my sister and me to see Honey, I Shrunk the Kids.  My mom was so disappointed that the storm squelched our beach plans, but I was secretly happy that we got to go to the movies instead.  Speaking of Mom, here she is:  


We're the same height, but I appear taller because I'm wearing heels.  We had the best time going through her closet and then looking at old pictures.  As they say, it's the little things. 

I hope your Memorial Day was happy too and that you got to spend time with your nearest and dearest and enjoy your favorite foods.   

Even the slimy ones. :)