Though I didn’t make any of the pictured food this year, I (and you) have the freedom to do so because of American Veterans. THANK YOU brave soldiers for your tremendous sacrifice — May God bless each and every one of you today, tomorrow and always. Happy Memorial Day. You deserve it!
Thank you isn’t enough for such an important sacrifice — We’re forever grateful here.
Now free to BBQ in America.
Honor, and then chow down — A Hot Dog and Hamburger for me, please.
Do you need a recipe for the pictured dessert? If so, it’s here. I’d use fresh Whipped Cream between the layers, or Lemon Curd and Cream Cheese like its publisher. You can use Pudding or whatever you want. And the rest is visually apparent, right? It’s an impressive Holiday Layer Cake that’s easy to make with a store bought Angel Food Cake. Cherish Memorial Day.
Our United States Veterans allow the rest of us to BBQ today — Never take that for granted. Our sometimes Washington, DC Correspondent (dubbed by me), Steven Woo sent a report of a well spent day. An excerpt is posted below with related photographs. Thank you.
Attached are pix from the Wall. The National Park Service routinely collects the artifacts but lets them accumulate on special occasions such as Memorial Day. IMHO, the written words are the most-moving of the objects. President Obama spoke at the Wall this afternoon; all the artifacts were cleared in advance of his visit. Also included are pix of a Crab Feast at a friend’s house. We spent the Sunday afternoon and evening hanging out, and didn’t make it to the National Memorial Day Concert — good thing because severe weather canceled the show half-way through.
Happy Memorial Day to all and God Bless America.
Why not have a National Burger Weekend, especially if it saves people money?! It’s 50% off through Groupon. And Memorial Day Weekend is a good time for it. Burgers are American and I’d love to buy one for a Veteran — Thank you and God bless you past and present soldiers.
Note: The pictured Burgers are from Jimmy’s Burger Joint.
Since Memorial Day usually falls within the last weekend in May, Nibbles of Tidbits continues to pay respect to our past and present Soldiers. Our DC Correspondent, Steven Woo provides photos of Memorial Day in Washington, DC. He BBQ’d using his new portable propane grill, witnessed the Rolling Thunder Motorcycle Rally, watched the President’s speech, and throughout the weekend observed the ever growing leave-behinds at the Vietnam Veterans Memorial. God Bless America.
Related Links:
http://dc.about.com/od/specialevents/a/RollingThunder.htm
http://www.nextag.com/barbecue-grill-portable-propane/products-html
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