Interpretive Dancing

This post is dedicated to my old roommate, SARAH, who used to put on an impromptu improvisational dance performance for anyone (and everyone) who would watch. We pretty much just died laughing every single time because she just looked freakishly hilarious!! (oh, Sarah.. you know I adore you, right?!) She called it "INTERPRETIVE DANCING!" Here's the kicker... she performed for her future husband on their very first date... he still went out with her again... and actually married her not long after. I am soooooooo very sad I do not have a video of this.... BUT.... I do have a video of my gorgeous and highly entertaining girls pretty much doing the same thing. Well, maybe a little less experienced version, but you get it. Maybe this is only funny to me, but... oh well, it's my blog so..

Okay, I forgot to add that Sarah also required a certain pair of striped pajama pants in order to perform. She never did have a chair... this was my Collin's prop idea. Well done.

Now, I think I'll enroll my adorable munchkins in some dance classes... we might need a little work.

Here's your short post, Annie (well, short-er, anyway). By the way, the chicken was pretty easy... and didn't take too long (cause you know how I need short projects that give me immediate results... none of these attention span requiring projects). You have to have a pressure canner and a camp chef stove (if you have a glass top stove in yer kitchen). All you do is stuff chicken breasts in a jar, cover them with a 1/2 tsp. salt, clean the tops, put the lids and rings on, and cook them in the pressure canner for 75 minutes... all the while, making sure the little line on the pressure canner doesn't go below 14 or into the RED ZONE. Other than that.. not too rocket scientist-ish (again, you know me).

Here's a blog that tells you EXACTLY how to do it:

http://everythingunderthesunblog.blogspot.com/