Friday, January 8, 2010

Meat Loaf

We live in Kansas or as I have started calling it Mini-Alaska. It was 4 degrees last night when I got home at 6pm. I looked in the fridge and saw the thawed hamburger and I was going to make meatloaf out of, then I noticed I was missing everything I need except the meat.

I bundled myself up. Gloves, Snow Boats, Long Winter Coat, scarf (that looks like a dead ferret) and my ski hat with the pom pom on the end. I go to the grocery store where there was only 6 other people shopping in the whole store. I decide to stock up while I am getting meat loaf ingredients. Toilet paper and Detergent were on sale. Hot Carl wants omelets on Saturday so I got eggs, ham, peppers, etc. Then I cruise by the meat counter and see 95% hamburger on sale so I stocked up. 20 pounds. Really 20 pounds, now what my I going to do with 20 pounds of hamburger. Never go to the grocery store when you are hungry.

I check out go back out to the car load it up and turn it on. The temp gage says 2 degrees. I get home takes 2 attempts to get my little convertible into the snow drifted driveway. Get inside the garage and unload the haul.

I made the meat loaf at 8pm and it was ready right when Hot Carl got home. I told him since I got out in this mess to get food he had to shovel the drive this weekend, or no omelets.

He just smiled and said, "Remember I used to be a short order cook, I'll make the omelets."

I just smiled back and replied, "The sofa is not as warm as the bed is it?"

His reply, "Glad I bought a new shovel."

2 comments:

  1. I got off at noon yesterday, grabbed the kid and got lunch and ran an errand. Back at home I curled up with the dogs and watched a movie. At about 7:30 we were both bored so we got back out and went to the mall. I don't know what's wrong with me! I kind of like driving in the snow.

    BTW, I was watching the weather report last night and it was over 40 degrees in one part of Alaska. Yep, that's right, it was over 40 degrees warmer in ALASKA than in Kansas City. We are paying for the mild winters that we have enjoyed over the past few years.
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