HALLOWINNING

I’m trying to convince my husband to let me be a stay-at-home wife, but he’s not having it.

The thing is, work is really starting to interfere with my recreational time.

In my fictional life, I spend all my time at home cooking delicious recipes and organizing my home.

In my real life, aint nobody got time for that.

Well, maybe I would have more time if I didn’t spend 7 hours of my Saturday burning caramel popcorn that I was trying to make for a Halloween party.

WHY IS CARAMEL SO HARD!?!?!

I barely had time to put on my Halloween costume.

Which is less of a costume and more of a fantasy.

It’s what I really want to be when I grow up.

Liberated women everywhere, be warned.

This will shock and terrify you.

A true Halloween horror to the feminist movement.

I want to be a 50’s housewife.

Halloween 2013

The whole “working outside of the home” thing was way overrated.

I don’t think women in the 70’s considered the consequences of their actions.

In what universe did it seem like a bad idea to let someone else go to work everyday and bring home money for you?

So anyway,  as the bewitching hour neared on Saturday, managing my time got a little tricky,

I had no time to cook up a Halloween treat.

And I burned the shit out of 7 batches of caramel.

I didn’t have any more time to burn.

So I mixed up a no-cook honey caramel concoction.

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And added bourbon.

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Because bourbon is timeless.

NO-COOK BOURBON HONEY CARAMEL SAUCE

1 cup honey

2 tablespoon non-dairy butter

1 teaspoon bourbon

1/2 teaspoon molasses

Combine all ingredients in a bowl and stir to combine.

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Collect award for best costume.

Halloween Winning

Even though I look like a scary mess in this photo.

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HAPPY HALLOWEEN!

A League of Their Own

Fall is here.

School is in session.

The air is turning chilly and crisp.

Colored leaves are peppering the lawn.

Football season has begun.

And I’ve lost my husband to a fantasy football league.

Well, husband, while you’ve been nerding it up on the computer and making your draft picks, I’ve been putting together a little fantasy league of my own.

THE FALL FOOD FANTASY

LEAGUE

1. Pumpkin

2. Apples

3. Butternut Squash

4. Cinnamon

5. Apple Cider

6. Maple Syrup

7. Acorn Squash

8. Seasonal Brews

9. Molasses

10. Pears

SECOND STRING

11. Ginger

12. Walnuts

13. Candy Corn

14. Sweet Potatoes

15. Caramel

16. Cranberries

THE WILD CARD:

17. Coconut

Our team colors are orange, red, and brown.

We call ourselves the Harvesters.

The players have had some solid practices and are ready for kick-off.

Are you ready for some football  food ball?

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