Friday, January 30, 2015

Funny Friday, Rip Van Who?

Today’s post is January’s Funny Friday, a regular feature published on the last Friday of every month. Funny Friday is a collaborative project. Each month one of the participants submits a picture, then we all write 5 captions or thoughts inspired by that month’s picture. Links to the other bloggers’ posts are below, click on them and see what they’ve come up with. I hope we bring a smile to your face as you start your weekend.

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Here’s today’s picture. It was submitted by me!

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1) Mom to the Boy: “You know I can still see you, right?”

2) Boy to his little brother: “You go hide, I’ll count to a million and then come find you.”

3) Baby Bear: “Someone’s been sitting in my chair, someone’s been eating my porridge, someone’s been sleeping on my couch . . . and he’s still there!”

4) Boy to his Mom: “Wake me up when the school year ends.”

5) Boy to his Mom: “Have I been sleeping for 10 years or did someone shorten the couch?”

How would you caption this picture?

And now for something yummy:

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Shrimp Spread Crostini



Click on the links below and let some other bloggers make you smile:

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Shrimp Spread Crostini
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Printable Recipe
 
Ingredients:
1/3 cup olive oil
1/2 tsp minced garlic
1 TBSP parmesan cheese

1 baguette, sliced on the bias into 1 inch pieces

8 ounces cream cheese, softened
1/2 cup mayonnaise
1/3 cup dried onion flakes
salt, pepper, and cayenne pepper to taste
2 cans baby shrimp (about 4.25 ounce cans)


Directions:
*Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Spray a baking sheet with non-stick spray.
*Arrange the baguette slices on the prepared pan.
*Mix together the olive oil, minced garlic and parmesan. Usint a pastry brush, lightly brush the mixture onto the bread slices.
*Bake for 15 minutes or until it starts to brown.
*While the bread is toasting, mash the remaining ingredients together. Once the bread starts to brown, remove from oven but leave oven on.
*Spread the shrimp mixture onto the toast slices. Return to oven and bake for another 5 - 8 minutes, just until the topping is hot.

34 comments:

  1. "Count to a Million" - the things older sibling say to their baby brothers ;-)
    Oh man, couches WILL shorten once the little boys become teenagers!
    Karen, the other people's captions will crack you up so much, I feel like everybody knows your son(s) really well. We have to thank your blog for that :-)

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    1. Yes, I loved every one of them, laughed through them all!

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  2. ♥ this! Now BB's got another reason to look forward to Fridays!! Gracias y BB2U.

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    1. So glad you laughed, what a great way to start a weekend, right?

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  3. I can't tell you how much I love this picture!!! It sums up life with teenage boys SO WELL!! LOL
    TOO FUNNY!!!
    Gotta try the recipe! The Hubby loves shrimp!!

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    1. Let me know what Hubby thinks of the recipe. College Boy LOVED it, and it's so quick and easy to make.

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  4. #5 was my first thought when I saw the photo. Doesn't it sometimes feel like they were just able to sit on our laps?
    Thanks for hosting the photo. I was SO able to relate :)

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    1. Yes, I look at him on that couch and think "how did he get this big?"

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  5. This is a great idea and fun too. Did you just start the Funny Friday and I have been 'sleeping' through it?

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    1. No, Funny Friday has been going on for almost a year now!

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  6. AIIIIEEEEEE! The Venus Couchtrap strikes again!!! The horror, the horror!

    (and boy does that shrimpy stuff look gooood).

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  7. I came because I needed a laugh but I really need those crostini!

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    1. A laugh and a crostini recipe, one stop shopping here, LOL!

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  8. Some dude: Idiots! I said to throw the body off BEFORE you brought the couch up from the alley! BEFORE!!!
    Body on couch (thinking): I wonder if he got to a million yet...

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  9. Love no#5 and that shrimp spread crostini sounds like the perfect finger food to serve at my super bowl party! YUM!

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  10. Thank you so much for this great recipe.I honestly had no idea what in the world I was going to do with this canned baby shrimp I had.I just knew I would use it one day...Thanks to you I can now make something yummy.

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  11. Haha! That's so funny! I remember those days well!

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    1. Yeah, I bet there was a time when you could have taken a similar picture.

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    1. So glad you laughed. I love helping to start people's weekends with a laugh!

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  13. I'm tellin' ya - a better hiding spot! Definitely sit on him. He'll learn.... maybe. ;)

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  14. My boys have been asking for a bigger couch downstairs for just this reason! So funny as usual and the recipe looks so good.

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    1. Yes, that's actually the love seat he's laying on, we have a bigger couch in the room too but he tends to choose the smaller one. I think it's because it has all of those pillows (the other one's leather).

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  15. These are great, Karen! I love how you always throw in different perspectives.

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    1. I love trying to caption all of these different pictures, but since this one was mine, it spoke to me from the start. In all different voices, wonder if that means I need help . . .

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  16. I think #3 is my absolute favorite. :) I'd love to know the real story!

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    1. The real story is that he had mono for a really long time. He'd continue with his school, extra curricular and job but he was always exhausted. Every afternoon I'd ask him to spend time with me. Since I'd be in the den, he'd come in, go over to that loveseat, cover himself with those pillows and fall asleep. That's what he called spending time with me.

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