Also, for the cultural record, gift giving isn't the way we (or anyone?) celebrate Ramadan.
I'm just too Midwestern to not be all, "Important holy days? EQUAL PRESENTS! AMERICA! 'MERICA!"
I mean, I may or may not have been part of a "Clowns For Christ" group in high school. That's how I know there is a god. Because there is no photographic evidence of that fact.
I bought 2 grill pans because the hubby is missing steak. My history with grill pans is not great. I have yet to find one that is easy to clean. These two were not pricey and were well reviewed on Amazon, so I thought I'd give 'em a shot.
I mentioned our oven broke, yes? I haven't mentioned how we're too lazy to shop for a new one. The electrician said the stove top burners still work, and although I was reluctant at first to use them despite his total confidence in them, I have come around. Now all we can't do really is bake or broil, and broiling was really the only thing we did on a regular basis.
Meat! It's what's for dinner!
I also bought the hubby 2 CDs and a book.
The hubby has wanted to read Moneyball since we saw the movie.
And, since he still only listens to the same 7 CDs
he had in college, I decided to try to expand his collection.
He loves Smashing Pumpkins
but hasn't bought a CD since, oh, 1994,
and I'm pretty sure the other guy
is from System of a Down,
which is another of his favorite bands.
Of which he has like, 4.
SOAD = a little too RAHR RAHR for me.
If I could whistle, I would whistle the tune
to Call Me Maybe right now.
I like a lot of terrible music.
Although I got 3 Glen Campbell CDs in the box.
I realize I am 50 years late to that party,
but he is awesome.
My iTunes is up to 9,088 songs.
They aren't all terrible.
At least like a couple are decent.
Isley 4 seconds after the presents came out of the box.
Pandora is also helping display the hubby's surprise.
Hope he likes everything!
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