Thirteen What ifs
1. If you could, in retrospect, change one thing about your childhood what would it be?
2. If you could have stopped aging at any point in your life up to the present, how old would you want to remain?
3. If you could have chosen your own first name, other than your current one, what would it be?
4. If you had to describe the saddest thing that ever happened to you, what would you talk about?
5. If you were to receive any existing public award, what award would you like to win?
6. If you had to choose the single most valuable thin you ever learned what would it be.
7. If you could have invented anything from history what would you pick?
8. If you were to be successful in another profession, what would you want to do?
9. If you won the lottery, what is the first thing you would do?
10. If you had to name your single worst fear, what would it be?
11. If you had to name the single most important quality of a good mate, what would it be?
12. If you could do any job in the world for one day, what would it be?
13. If you could give your parents one gift, what would you give them?
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Thursday, December 18, 2008
Wednesday, December 10, 2008
Thursday Thirteen #11
Gifts that say, "Grill-on!"
1. A grill tool set that has your grilling specialist's team logo on it.
2. An apron that has been personalized to immortalize the grill master.
3. A grill light that illuminates the grill surface for these dark days.
4. An air tight spice box that can remain with the grill so that spices are always at hand.
6. One dozen salt shakers to be filled with the grilling specialist's favorite spices.
7. An add-on rotisserie to make the grill more versatile.
8. A synthetic cutting-board sized to fit the grill's wing table.
9. A wood chip box that allows the grill master to add smoke flavor to the gas grill.
10. A store and pour charcoal briquette bucket.
11. A fire starting chimney.
12. A grill wok.
13. A griddle for the gas grill.
Happy Holidays.
Thursday Thirteen
1. A grill tool set that has your grilling specialist's team logo on it.
2. An apron that has been personalized to immortalize the grill master.
3. A grill light that illuminates the grill surface for these dark days.
4. An air tight spice box that can remain with the grill so that spices are always at hand.
6. One dozen salt shakers to be filled with the grilling specialist's favorite spices.
7. An add-on rotisserie to make the grill more versatile.
8. A synthetic cutting-board sized to fit the grill's wing table.
9. A wood chip box that allows the grill master to add smoke flavor to the gas grill.
10. A store and pour charcoal briquette bucket.
11. A fire starting chimney.
12. A grill wok.
13. A griddle for the gas grill.
Happy Holidays.
Thursday Thirteen
Wednesday, December 3, 2008
Thursday Thirteen #10
Thirteen reasons a turkey on the rotisserie is a crowd pleaser.
1. The cook loves not having to mess with the basting, turkey bastes itself.
2. Kitchen is free of one less task.
3. The grill master extends his grilling season to the holidays.
4. It gives the family members who are not playing in the family superbowl a reason for not playing.
5. The turning bird mesmerizes looky lous.
6. The even gold brown skin instantly makes guests oh and ah like they did on the fourth of July.
7. People believe turkeys are difficult to cook, putting the bird on the rotisserie couldn't be easier.
8. One less pan to wash.
9. The breast meat remains flavorful, juicy and tender when cooked to 185 degrees and immediately removed from the spit.
10. Slice the entire breast off the turkey before slicing the breast.
11. Use a fork to keep skin in place when slicing so each guest will get a slice of the crackling.
12. Wait patiently for each person to taste.
13. Graciously accept the compliments and adoration your perfectly prepared turkey has brought you.
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1. The cook loves not having to mess with the basting, turkey bastes itself.
2. Kitchen is free of one less task.
3. The grill master extends his grilling season to the holidays.
4. It gives the family members who are not playing in the family superbowl a reason for not playing.
5. The turning bird mesmerizes looky lous.
6. The even gold brown skin instantly makes guests oh and ah like they did on the fourth of July.
7. People believe turkeys are difficult to cook, putting the bird on the rotisserie couldn't be easier.
8. One less pan to wash.
9. The breast meat remains flavorful, juicy and tender when cooked to 185 degrees and immediately removed from the spit.
10. Slice the entire breast off the turkey before slicing the breast.
11. Use a fork to keep skin in place when slicing so each guest will get a slice of the crackling.
12. Wait patiently for each person to taste.
13. Graciously accept the compliments and adoration your perfectly prepared turkey has brought you.
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