Failbread

Last night, we made pizza on the grill. We had bought a new pizza stone for the grill, and also an iron skillet to make deep dish pizza in. I made dough, following about 3 different recipes online and we put some on the stone and some on the skillet. We placed them in the grill. This is what happened.


I didn't oil the stone. I didn't think to. The dough had lots of oil in it, and I didn't remember oiling my ones from pampered chef. Oops. The dough stuck to the stone like there was no tomorrow. It stuck like my finger in the organ bench (gotta be overly informed about my childhood to get that one, ask me if you're really interested) So we had one pizza instead. I'll tell you all about it in just a minute.

Deep Thoughts

I had to add it. There's a book, and a beautifully done website that you can get to through the widget. Deep Thoughts are, in my opinion, one of the funniest things EVER.

This weekend we went to Cincinnati, more on that soon. I just needed a cheer upper today.

I'm so glad..

That I have an intelligent husband. I really couldn't stand it if I didn't. He even makes my English degree happy. Last night we were lying in bed, getting ready to go to sleep. We usually talk in bed and always snuggle nee, nuggle. So last night as they are many nights his feet were sticking out of the blankets. One of us made a joke about them being Longfellows, you know, "you're a poet but you didn't know it. But you're feet show it, they're Longfellow (s)". It was a chilly evening so, he responded with "If I leave them out there for long, they'll be Frost". I almost died laughing. As I was trying to come up with one, he let this one fly "For Wad-s-worth, they're back in now". OMG!!! Poet puns. The only one that I can remember coming up with was "We'd better not go too far down this Plath". I love my new husband. He's so awesome.

Elephants on Acid

Okay, so I haven't even read it yet, but I've read all about it. There's this new book out called "Elephants on Acid". It's a review of some of the strangest experiments ever carried out in the name of science. I already think this stuff is fascinating, like the stanford prison experiment, or the one where people thought they were killing others, but did it because they were told to (both of which are in the book) but this book tells of so many that were even new to me! Here's a link to a preview :
http://www.museumofhoaxes.com/hoax/Top/experiments/P0

and just because it says museum of hoaxes, don't write it off. The guy who runs the website wrote the book. It was even on "Wait, Wait, don't tell me" the other day. So... It's really interesting and I can't wait to read it.

I'm also trying to think of ways to get more people to read this blog! I don't really know why, maybe I'm an exhibitionist (I don't think so much) but I'd like it to be read! SO! Tell your friends! Tell your enemies! Tell strangers on the street!

In my life right now, I'm still wedding planning, stressing about you know what, and trying in between all of that to have fun! I've got everything done except for the invitations. It's sure coming up quick. I can't wait. OH! And there is a honeymoon change! We are going in March! We are going to Miami! We are going on a cruise!!!!!! It's going to be very awesome. More soon...