The Turkey Hut

So...the Logans celebrated Thanksgiving in a good old fashioned redneck way! We cooked the turkey in a garbage can. Yes, that is right. Bill, I am sure you are cringing, but it was cool. Dad did most of it, manning the fire and so on. First there was a blue hut built to keep out the wind. Then there was a stake and something to the catch the grease drippings. Then lots of foil and a 15 lb. turkey. Turn the *CLEAN-BRAND-NEW-NEVER-BEEN-USED-BEFORE(other than burning out the galvanized metals)* garbage can over the the turkey and surround the outside of it with 25 lb. charcoal brickettes. Oh yeah, and LOTS O' lighter fluid (which didn't really catch, so some wood too). And then let it cook. The house lacked the Thanksgiving smells, but the turkey hut was warm and smelled of turkey yumminess. The eats were good, but I think it was more of the act of doing it. What a Thanksgiving to remember!! Please watch the teaser video...

Kev's Head

It's true ....... Kevin does have a brain!!! And I have proof. Here are some very interesting images from my MRI earlier in the week. I was very surprised when I asked the receptionist for a copy and she handed me an entire disk. Very cool to see into your own head. These are really awesome.

Enjoy,
Kevin

I like this one with the eyes popping out. Freaky but interesting.

Different Cupcakes

Going off Jon's "pancake" I found some interesting cupcakes. I am not sure what to think about some of these. The chipolte cinnamon sounds a little out of my realm, but I can see you making it Chris!

Check them out. (There's even a black and tan for Jon!)
http://cupcakeblog.com/index.php/2007/01/cupcake-round-up-2/

Hope everyone is doing well! The leaves have finally started to change and fall (rather rapidly, I might say). I was driving home from Maggie's this morning and it looked as if I was on the yellow brick (or should I say leaf) road!

Cheers!

Mmm... pancakes.

That's it, just wanted to share my Saturday morning thoughts.

Meet Yola

Meet Yola, our new guiding eyes puppy. She is 8 weeks old-still very tiny.