We were supposed to come dressed comfortably. Some came in festive duds (Paula and Tom) and others (Rian) took casual to a new high (or low?). |
The bar was set up on the back porch where the beverages were sure to stay cool. L to R: Tom Hunter, Petey, Jim, Tom Richmond and Richard. |
Joy was in the kitchen mixing up a "healthy" egg nog. In case you're wondering, "healthy" means no booze. |
Petey is getting his costume ready for later - you'll see. |
Time to eat! This was the Mojito fruit salad I brought. |
I didn't eat any of this bread but I believe someone said it was banana nut. |
French toast casserole. |
Sausage/egg casserole. |
Yogurt/granola yumminess topped with pomegranate seeds. |
Shrimp and grits, y'all. |
Asparagus |
Now for the entertainment portion of the morning/afternoon. |
I could give you all the time in the world and you'd never guess what we were doing. Right? |
We did the "12 Birds of Christmas." We each made a bird beak and decorated however we pleased. The list of of birds was fashioned by Melissa and we picked the ones that "spoke" to us. |
Then we all lined up and sang the song and had to demonstrate, by sound, what our "bird" sounded like. |
The performance was captured on video but don't look for it on YouTube. Some people refused to sign the release. |
This is our hostess, Melissa. Her partner in crime, Richard, is three pictures up - looks like a demented unicorn. They are the epitome of what gracious hosts should be. |
Recently started a Supper Club Ellen and I am hoping that we can stay together 20+ years!
ReplyDeleteWe have had a blast together all these years. The theme dinners with costumes will go down in history.
DeleteLooks like a great bunch of fun. Laughing is what makes the world go round, and I bet you had plenty of it!
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