Old Trucks, just love em.

Well, the Superbowl has come and gone, with a game that was, well, ok. The commercials, always being my highlite of the game were so so only in my opinion. I did like the Budweiser one with the puppy, haha, just love them horses. :)

So, I cooked a ham, mashed taters and veges. Nothing exciting but yummy. After dinner I walked around with the big dogs, walking out in the field and they were so happy to be smelling and sniffing everything we walked by, and of course marking everything as well. 

They were so happy, and it was so relaxing for me. I made almost 4 laps around the arena, baby steps, so maybe my goal will be reached of two miles this year. 

I helped David work on the old pickup a little. He says that its in about the same shape as his 56 Chevy he had, and he is so excited. And so am I. I'm not much of a mechanic but I enjoy tinkering with him pretending I know what I am doing. And there is nothing like sitting with a tub filled with nuts and bolts turning the nuts on the bolts. So I am admit I am wierd. Look at my parents and brothers.

So, we got a few things done on it and it was fun.

We do have lots of work though, between it and the bug, it should be fun watching everything transform. 

Including my mechanical abilities. Lol. 

After halftime, I made some empanadas with apple fillng, baking them rather than frying, and there were so good!! And I had to eat more than one!! I picked up a few cookbooks over the weekend, and two I really like. One is a De Grazia and Mexican cooking, and the other is a GoodHousekeeping Desserts, and oh my, that one is got such yummy pictures. I also got a Julia Child cookbook, so, along with the 40 or 50 ones that I have, I should be able to come up with something new to cook, right?  Right. Hmmm. I might have to get some bigger pants tho. 

Haha.