Date & Time: July 31, 2008 6:30pm (Wyatt’s birthday)
Main Course: Wyatt wanted ground beef tacos. So we had ground beef tacos… I cooked and finely chopped onion with the ground beef. Then I drained the ground beef and added the packet of taco seasoning and added the ¾ of a cup of water and simmered. This is also Noah’s favorite. Noah ate one and Wyatt ate one and a half. I was hungry so the crunchy taco shells didn’t get cooked as long as they should have been meaning they weren’t all that crunchy. The silver lining of the not too crunchy crunchy tacos was nobody had catastrophic crunchy taco shell failure, which generally has a relatively high incidence rate.
Sides: jalapeño and garlic hot sauce, cheddar cheese, home grown lettuce, and taco sauce. I was unable to locate any salsa in the house (the tomatoes should be red by now and turned into homemade salsa) and I forgot the sour cream in the fridge.
Beverage / Libation: Some sort of white wine
Desert: Frozen mediocre key lime pie. We did put the big four candle into Wyatt’s piece of pie and sang to him in the typical Morriss tradition (nobody singing at the same tempo and lots of woots in between lines, rather awful to hear). I have to say it’s always boring when I hear happy birthday sang normally…
Guests: Tom. We might revoke Sue’s invitation. Uncle blue hair is in
Miscellaneii: Wyatt had a rather laid back birthday. He visited me at work with Carolyn and Noah and we ate at Boston Blackie’s. Wyatt ate all the bacon off my burger, it was his birthday… The party was over the weekend and we had maybe 30 people over it’s a good thing it didn’t rain… Wyatt choose Mr. Sub so we got a dozen sandwiches for the party. Following the party the whole family headed for the blue line to go to Wicker Park Fest and see Bishop Allen play. The kids enjoyed the train ride.
Happy Birthday Wyatt,
NATE
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