Sunday in Chesapeake was great. Daughter Nr 2 arrived Wed from her trip to Japan with a bottle of Saki for her old dad. So dear old dad made a teriaki steak, or rather a Teriaki Roast on the grill. Started the marinade process on saturday, right after I returned from the butcher with a freshly cut 2 inch thick piece of sirloin. Actually I had a whole sirloin tip sliced into 2 in slabs. I now have 3 more big hunks of red meat to burn on the grill.
We burned the steak, made a large bowl of rice, cooked up some snap beans(with bacon), wify made corn bread, chilled the Saki and started the feast.
Number 1 grandson (2yrs old) was watching me and the boys hitting the saki and decieded he needed to join in the party. We washed out a freshly emptied beer bottle and filled it with water and got him his own shotglass. So here he is standing on his chair, with glass in hand doing "cheers" and spilling half of the glass of water down the front of him. We all had a great laugh, including the Boy.
The evening was caped off with some Monty #2's (I still have a few left) and a glass of Taylor Vintage Port.
Another Great sunday get together.
We burned the steak, made a large bowl of rice, cooked up some snap beans(with bacon), wify made corn bread, chilled the Saki and started the feast.
Number 1 grandson (2yrs old) was watching me and the boys hitting the saki and decieded he needed to join in the party. We washed out a freshly emptied beer bottle and filled it with water and got him his own shotglass. So here he is standing on his chair, with glass in hand doing "cheers" and spilling half of the glass of water down the front of him. We all had a great laugh, including the Boy.
The evening was caped off with some Monty #2's (I still have a few left) and a glass of Taylor Vintage Port.
Another Great sunday get together.
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