Wordless Wednesday

1st Place

The 2009-2010 Varsity Cheerleaders from Desoto Central High School captured 1st place competition title in the UCA Delta Blues Challenge Saturday, January 23.


The Universal Cheerleaders Association (UCA) hosted the Delta Blues Challenge at the Tunica Arena & Expo Center, Tunica, MS.

Not Me! Monday

Here are a few things I absolutely, positively did NOT do!

• I was not looking forward to Monday just because this is my 1st post  Not Me, Monday!

• I did not eat birthday cake with just for my dinner. Never, No, not me!

• I did not squeal, jump, and high-five when the New Orleans Saints won the NFC Championship in overtime.

• I am not ecstatic New Orleans Saints are Super Bowl-Bound! I certainly did not sing 'Who Dat' and dance around the den! Nope, not me!

• I would never leave dirty dishes in the sink before going to bed. 

• I certainly did not cry when DCHS Cheerleaders finally beat South Panola in the cheer competition this weekend.

• I do not cry every time American Idol is on and people make it to Hollywood after overcoming tragedies in their life. I am not tenderhearted and cry over 'everything'!

• I did not want to start another makeover project. I do not want to make-over the media room (like right now)!

• There is no way I would be sitting playing Words with Friends on my iPhone when laundry needs folding. Nope not me!

• And of course, it is not time for me to start the laundry!

What have you not done lately? Leave your "Not Me's" in the comments section or post your "Not Me's" on your blog today!

Come on...it’s fun!

Welcome to Not Me! Monday! This blog carnival was created by MckMama. Hop on over to her blog to read what she and everyone else have NOT been doing this week.

First Time

(I apologize in advance for any misspellings, grammatical errors, odd punctuation, ect. I admit writing does not come easy!!!)

I am so thrilled to receive a lunch invitation to eat at the popular Kyoto Japanese restaurant for my birthday. The ‘Big Day’ finally arrives and the excitement is about to begin. This means trying sushi for the first time (no worries, my sweet friend Dawn knows all about sushi).

We enter the restaurant and choose to sit at a table instead of the hibachi grill (I did not want to embarrass anybody).

“The big decision - What To Order”

The menu is actual easy to comprehend. It has an assortment of rolls and a listing of ingredients. After deliberating, the final choice is the Curly Sue rolls (crab, cream cheese, and shrimp) the rice is on the outside, and the nori is on the inside. We also order shrimp fried rice.

“What the waiter brings/tips on how to eat sushi”

Wordless Wednesday

STRIKE

True Friendship

"To Have A Friend You Must First Be A Friend”

A new friend and I met for lunch. We talked and talked for hours. We both are alike in many ways. This sweet new friend is truly adorable. Can a true friendship be developing? Thoughts started pondering, who is a true friend and what qualities should every friend have.

We will meet hundreds of people during our lifetime but only a few of them will develop into true friends.

As time progresses, a friend becomes more than a friend. A friend develops into family, someone that you simply cannot envision not being in your life. A friend becomes a part of you.

Ten qualities every friend should have

You should consider yourself incredibly lucky if you have one or more true friend(s).

10 qualities every friend should have.

• TRUSTWORTHY
• ACCEPTING
• RELIABLE
• HONESTY
• CARING
• FORGIVING
• FUN
• GOODLISTENER
• LOYALTY
• SUPPORTIVE

What 10 qualities do you believe a friend should have?

Hooked

I generally do not play games on my iPhone. This week has been a different story. If you enjoy playing Scrabble, do not miss getting this addicting game. I have had an entertaining week playing Words With Friends, online Scrabble. At any spare time, several games can be ongoing. While waiting for a friend to make their move, new opponents can be added. You can play with friends from your contact list on your phone, from friend’s user name, or you can find a random opponent. At the present, I have 10 games going simultaneously. The game allows you to chat with taunt your friends while playing.

It has been an enormous challenge for my cobwebbed brain. My tiny vocabulary has expanded. Scheming to find big pointer words has been tough. It is difficult losing against family members and old high school friends. You understand I am extremely competitive.

Anyway, I had better go, my phone just chimed and it is my turn to “bust” a move. Somebody is going down!

Giveaway

YOUR NAME IN PICTUES GIVEAWAY!

How do you enter? Brandi will give you all the details. Just click Brandi's name and you will be taken directly to her blog, From My Kitchen to Yours, for instructions. Good Luck!

So Proud

How does a High School Varsity Cheerleader display school SPIRIT and PRIDE?

Well,

By

Strutting

In

A

New

Varsity

Letterman

Jacket!

Wordless Wednesday

Mix N Chop

I enjoy finding helpful kitchen gadgets. My friend Jennifer described how clever the tool works. The Mix N Chop crumbles and chops the foods in even size pieces. Yippee, the sausage rotel dip is getting a makeover. The sausage will instantly be equal in size and not hulking big chunks. You truly ought to include one in your kitchen paraphernalia. The Mix N Chop can be purchased at The Pampered Chef for an incredibly price (ONLY $10).

Menu Monday

Cheeseburger Macaroni, green beans, corn, and crescent rolls

Easy Chicken Enchiladas and salad

Blackened Baked Catfish, baked potato, and salad (Courtney request)

Baked chicken, rice, and peas

Pizza

RECIPES

Easy Chicken Enchiladas
Ingredients:
2-cups cooked, shredded chicken
2-10 oz cans Enchilada Sauce
1 1/2 cups shredded cheese
1 12 ct. pkg. flour tortillas

Directions:
Heat chicken, 3/4 cup enchilada sauce, and 1-cup cheese until cheese is melted.

Spoon enchilada filling onto tortillas; roll up and place seam-side down in lightly greased 13x9 baking dish.

Pour remaining enchilada sauce over top; sprinkle with remaining 1/2 cup cheese. Bake at 375 for 15-20 minutes.

Baked Catfish
Ingredients:
1/4 c. melted margarine
3 tbsp. lemon juice
Catfish fillets
Creole seasoning

Directions:
Combine margarine and lemon juice and dip each fillet. Arrange in a 13 x 9 dish. Pour remaining margarine and lemon juice over fish. Sprinkle fish with Creole seasoning. Bake at 375 degrees for 25 to 30 minutes or until fish flakes easily when tested with a fork.

Snowed in!

The past few “snow days” have allowed me to catch up on some much-needed projects. After putting all the Christmas decorations away, I can’t wait to get started. I love to redesign several areas. I enjoy recreating a cozy space with items I already have. The new year is here and it’s time for a fresh start. It’s refreshing walking through our home and sensing the comfort.

My Blog also received a makeover. Hot Bliggity Blog has the cutest backgrounds. The header is created using Scrapblog. I have exhausted two days attempting to set up a “grab button”. The picture will appear but the connection to my blog is when the problem occurs. Today, I have simply given up. Another website I highly recommend is Sneaky Momma Blog Design. The Blog has helpful tips by ability levels (beginner, intermediate, and advanced).

What a feeling of accomplishment while being snowed in!

2nd SNOW DAY