Happiness is a 1/4 pound of pastrami atop a huge cheeseburger. (It’s a Utah thing.)
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Garden Harvest
Even though we cut back on the garden this year, we had a good crop of what we did plant. Also helped that the peach and nectarine trees were fully loaded even though they're only 4 years old. Plan is to plant 3 or 4 more fruit trees this fall and shift the garden to the lower part of the yard.
Below are photos of what me and the kids picked this morning. I feel the sudden urge to make salsa.
Jalapeños are yummy.
Some different varieties of cherry tomatoes.
Yummy!
And here are their big brothers and sisters.
Big boys!
Salsa photos coming soon.
Lady of the Feast
On the wall of a local restaurant I frequent, right above the table I normally sit at, watching as I eat.
Update: A Catholic friend of mine pointed out that I posted this on the same day as the Feast day of Our Lady of Guadcalupe. That wasn't intentional, but it's a pretty cool coincidence.
Keogh's Potato Chips/Crisps
About two years ago, I was doing an internet search on my last name and came across an Irish potato chip brand called Keogh's. Thinking it was cool that there were chips with my last name, I went around seeing if I could find them and order them in the states. No such luck.
Back in October when I went on a business trip to London, I looked for them and even asked my UK coworkers if they had heard of them. None had. While I was there the sister who lives in the UK came down to London and I asked her about them. She said she had seen them but that they were hard to find. I told her that if she ever found some, that she needed to send them to me.
Well, yesterday my wish finally came true. My sister sent my two bags of Keogh's potato crisps. (See photo above.) They are delicious. My favorite flavor of the two was the Irish cider & vinegar.
Thanks, sis! They made me very happy indeed.
Keogh Crisps
Apparently there’s an Irish brand of potato chip named Keogh’s. How cool is that? They even have some intriguing flavors like Roast Beef & Irish Stout and Shamrock & Sour Cream.
Sadly it appears to be something that unique Ireland and the UK. As far as I can tell they aren’t available for sale in the U.S. But if anyone happens to see them for sale in their neck of the woods, please let me know. I will PayPal you some money to buy them and ship them to me.
And this gives me one more reason to take a trip to Ireland.