Showing posts with label food. Show all posts
Showing posts with label food. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 6, 2010

this is a post about how much my mom rules.

My mom is going to buy the taco ingredients. She's going to find out if she can get it through work, and if not she's just going to Wal-Mart.

My mom is awesome.

Friday, June 4, 2010

Ugh

So, you know how cows and turkeys were going to be raised for our wedding feast? Yeah, that fell through. So now it's all going to have to be purchased. Oh, and Darren's aunt told his mom that it's been too cold for the sweet corn (70-80 degrees is too cold??) so that's going to have to be store bought too.

It was my understanding that Darren's mom's family was going to take care of all the food. But she just got off the phone with him and she asked him to ask me what kind of food budget we have. Um, we have zero dollars. I had just gotten off the phone with her myself after explaining that we were over budget as it was. And I don't see why she couldn't have just asked me herself.

We have two months. Food won't be purchased until a couple days beforehand so we have time to save extra money, but it's not going to be much. Especially since we have to save extra money for our over-budgeted-ness.

We should have eloped.

*EDIT: We had accounted for the side dishes, but not the farm-provided food. But Brenna, bless her, had a brilliant idea: taco bar. BAM. Ground beef, ground chicken, black beans, and the usual taco fillings. Delicious, and way more affordable.

Wednesday, January 27, 2010

At the wedding fair, there was a catering vendor who had these fantastic plastic forks that totally looked like real silverware. I picked one up and was like OSNAP! These are plastic! WANT!

And I can get them here. Or here. Or here. Booya!

Sunday, December 6, 2009

food!

So the wedding will be in August, either the 7th or 14th. I'd prefer the 14th but it depends on how early Darren's sisters have to be back in South Carolina for school.

AND! Since we're getting married on the farm, they're going to buy whatever livestock we want in February, raise it, and then we'll eat it for the wedding feast. My friend Eric says the food will taste even better knowing it was killed on our honor. I hope he's right. :P