Saturday, December 19, 2009

Oven Disaster!!!

This picture is actually after we cleaned it a bit. (some of the worst stuff to try and clean let me tell you!)

Well, the Good new is: I didn't burn the house down.
The bad news is: I almost burnt the house down, and I did melt Sis. Roxie's platter in my oven.

Okay so we are having a jambalaya dinner @ the church tomorrow as a fundraiser for the youth department, and I am supposed to be baking some sort of dessert for the occasion, and so therefore when my husband and I arrived home after picking up some dinner, I turned the oven on so it could pre-heat and be ready so I could bake after I was finished eating. Well, Sis Roxie and Bro. Jerry brought us some fish and hushpuppies over that he caught, so we could have it for dinner (and I greatly appreciated that fact, since I did not get home that night until 11 and had no time to cook anything, they are just sweet like that.) Well they brought it over in the customary trays (so you can get lots on there) that are used for crawfish during the spring and bass fish in the winter. The trays by the way are plastic, and as you are about to see highly flammable at a temperature of 400 degrees F. Now I know today is Saturday, and that just shows you how little I actually use my oven, please, I am trying to do better. I think I have decided that my calling in life is to absolutely make every other person feel better about who THEY are just by being ME! So anyway back to my story. While we were eating I could smell something that just didn't seem right and well smoke was coming from the oven and this is what we found:














































I put the yellow tray back in the oven thinking (well maybe thinking is too strong of a word) that I would get it out the next morning, since there were still hushpuppies on there, and I wanted to wait if Sam wanted any more food. Needless to say, I'll be buying Sis Roxie a new tray, and a new oven rack for me this year!

Sam's Final @ Wesley!!


Yay, Sam is finally finishing his last assignment for his last class for the semester. Whoo-hoo no more classes until.....January! This is a picture of his desk while he's getting all the finishing touches in order!

Young Marrieds-Christmas Fellowship @ the Stegall Residence

Here are some photos from our Christmas get together this month with some of our young (35-) married couples from our church. It was a good time, and we sure had a lot of fun!

Kenny and Stephanie & Sis. Jennifer


Mom & Pop Wagner






Sis J & Sis G enjoying themselves!









Eeenie Meeny Miney Mo...





Bro Kenny practicing for when he and Stephanie get their 10 little ones! :)



Life of the party right here!





You can surely use that in Louisiana!





















Saturday, December 5, 2009

This is so funny..I just had to share this pic!


I found this on the front page of foxnews.com. HA HA :)

Friday, December 4, 2009

Snow.....???? IN Louisiana :)













We live in Central Louisiana where our winters, as I explained in earlier posts aren't very cold. Well the weather people were right (it does happen) and it was snowing this evening. I got a few pictures. All I can say is "somebody call Al, and ask him how that global warming is going". Lol. Well anyways it's cold out today! I'm glad Sam is coming home from AR tonight because I don't think I'll know what to do if my pipes freeze. :)

Thanksgiving 2009


Jingles really liked the new recliner too!


Everyone got some well-needed rest during this holiday break!



Sam & His Mom, and of Sugar of Course, it is hard to keep her out of a picture.





Sam, Mom and Maw Maw after Sunday AM Church service with Bro. Tim Copeland from Buford, Ga. It was also Pastor's 6th Pastoral Anniversary. It was a wonderful service, and a wonderful time eating HOT!! gumbo.


Sam, Mom & Maw Maw



Thanksgiving Break was great, we had a wonderful time. Glad Sam's Mom & Maw Maw got to come and spend some time with us again this year!

Thursday, December 3, 2009

More Pictures



















Here are some more pictures that Whitney took for us. I know they aren't really all that "Christmasy" or even wintery, but In Louisiana it's hard to find a day like that sometimes. Even though I heard on the radio today that we are supposed to be having snow tomorrow, go figure. Oh well if you don't like the weather here, as the old saying goes, just wait a few minutes, and it will change. Well it just so happened on the day we had scheduled to take our pictures it was raining.... I mean pouring, and so we got pictures on a typical rainy winter Louisiana day. We even took some pictures at the bookstore to try and get out of the rain for a little bit.

Friday, November 27, 2009

Day After Thanksgiving Activities







Here's the action at the Stegall home after a meal on Thanksgiving, and what occurred the Day after.