Showing posts with label picnic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label picnic. Show all posts

Monday, May 20, 2013

What is the proper attire for family day; the day before basic training graduation?

Q. My son graduates from bct next month. I have found the answer for proper attire at the graduation itself, but what about family day? The day before graduation, I believe spent on base with your soldier.

A. Think church picnic.

Yes, I would also consider the weather and comfort, but also keep inmind that this is professional. If the OTHER PEOPLE at the picnic would feel comfortable with you wearing that outfit to a church picnic - and it suits the weather - you'll be fine.

And you can just watch the people that show up in tiny micro-dresses and short-shorts, and the dirty looks they get... and the other people in long sleeves and jeans that are dying from the heat... and laugh.

What's a quick, easy, romantic dinner I can make for my boyfriend tonight?
Q. If anyone has any suggestions for something healthy, that would be ideal. I am planning a nice night for our 1 year. I usually make something like chicken and pasta, but I'm looking for something different.

Thanks in advance for your ideas!

A. Have a carpet picnic, spread a blanket on the floor, have some fresh fruit, finger sandwiches, stuff you would have at a picnic and lots of candles....

What are some tips to spice up your relationship after youve been together for a few months?
Q. ..i dont think i need to add much more detail here haha
ive been in a relatioship for a few months and i was wondering what are some of your guys' tips- to make it more interesting or something new, etc.
xo

A. plan a picnic or make a nice candle lit dinner and if you are intimate make it fun go to the adult store but some massage oil and give him a nice massage and maybe but something cute to wear.




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Saturday, May 18, 2013

What would you recommend to serve at a baby shower?

Q. I'm throwing a baby shower for my best friend in late March, I'm throwing it in a park and there will be no more than 30 people there. What do you think?

A. A picnic is a great idea!! Depending on the crowd you are pleasing you could go different directions, if it's going to be a fluffy, really girly kind of baby shower then some great little sandwiches de-crusted with cream cheese and cucumber, or prosciutto with arugula and brie, would be great. Also you could have a little dessert bar at the end where you bring picnic friendly desserts. Her cake, for example, could maybe be a cupcake cake so you don't have to worry about sharp knives and everything, it's also easy to assemble while you are at the park and you can make it as small or as large as you want, it's even easy to take home because it can be divided up if someone want to take some home with them. For the rest of the dessert bar you can get one of those little chocolate dessert fountains, they have some I think that are battery powered now and they are only like 30 bucks but totally worth it. Then you can set out marshmallows and dried fruits, strawberries, cookies and any other snacks to dip in. As for side dishes, a nice cole slaw with a vinaigrette instead of the traditional mayo is always nice and keeps better for a picnic. Also a nice pesto pasta salad is always a hit. I make mine with a bunch of basil olive oil parmesan cheese and toasted pine nuts and garlic whip it all together in a blender and pour the olive oil in until you reach your desired consistency then boil some pasta noodles anything you have, chop some dry salami, not the kind that's already pre-sliced, add some chunks of cheddar cheese and some salt and pepper toss to coat and viola, be sure to keep it cold though (one of my moms inventions). The veggie and the fruit tray is a great idea and I always make this dip that is absolutely to die for with my fruit platters, it's 1 package regular Philadelphia cream cheese (the little block package) and one jar of Jet puffed Marshmallow whip, be sure to have the cream cheese at room temperature when you mix it but pop it in the fridge after you make it to get it cold for the picnic (Helpful Hint: If you know the sex of the baby you can dye the dip as well as the frosting for the cake accordingly, if not just leave it white) . As for drinks since the Mommy to be can't drink I would recommend making a spritzer sort of thing with some of her favorite juices and some ginger age or sprite, if you want to go a little lighter on sugar you can use sparkling water instead of soda, also you can use frozen fruit to keep everyones drinks cold instead of ice cubes, they're edible healthy and stay cold almost as long ( this is what I do and find it to be much better). Good Luck, hope this helped!!! Happy Feasting!!
-Little Chef

When was the last time you packed a picnic basket and had lunch/dinner outside?
Q. I think I'm going to go on a picnic this weekend because I haven't done that in a really, really long time.

A. A proper picnic? Not for years!! I often eat lunch outside when the weather is fine.

What is the proper attire for family day; the day before basic training graduation?
Q. My son graduates from bct next month. I have found the answer for proper attire at the graduation itself, but what about family day? The day before graduation, I believe spent on base with your soldier.

A. Think church picnic.

Yes, I would also consider the weather and comfort, but also keep inmind that this is professional. If the OTHER PEOPLE at the picnic would feel comfortable with you wearing that outfit to a church picnic - and it suits the weather - you'll be fine.

And you can just watch the people that show up in tiny micro-dresses and short-shorts, and the dirty looks they get... and the other people in long sleeves and jeans that are dying from the heat... and laugh.




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Friday, May 17, 2013

What is the proper attire for family day; the day before basic training graduation?

Q. My son graduates from bct next month. I have found the answer for proper attire at the graduation itself, but what about family day? The day before graduation, I believe spent on base with your soldier.

A. Think church picnic.

Yes, I would also consider the weather and comfort, but also keep inmind that this is professional. If the OTHER PEOPLE at the picnic would feel comfortable with you wearing that outfit to a church picnic - and it suits the weather - you'll be fine.

And you can just watch the people that show up in tiny micro-dresses and short-shorts, and the dirty looks they get... and the other people in long sleeves and jeans that are dying from the heat... and laugh.

What's a quick, easy, romantic dinner I can make for my boyfriend tonight?
Q. If anyone has any suggestions for something healthy, that would be ideal. I am planning a nice night for our 1 year. I usually make something like chicken and pasta, but I'm looking for something different.

Thanks in advance for your ideas!

A. Have a carpet picnic, spread a blanket on the floor, have some fresh fruit, finger sandwiches, stuff you would have at a picnic and lots of candles....

What are some tips to spice up your relationship after youve been together for a few months?
Q. ..i dont think i need to add much more detail here haha
ive been in a relatioship for a few months and i was wondering what are some of your guys' tips- to make it more interesting or something new, etc.
xo

A. plan a picnic or make a nice candle lit dinner and if you are intimate make it fun go to the adult store but some massage oil and give him a nice massage and maybe but something cute to wear.




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Thursday, May 16, 2013

What is something you can build at home (woodworking) that you can later sell for a decent profit?

Q. I'm a beginner in woodworking, so I'm looking more for something simple, but I am also a quick learner, so if it's a more difficult item that you want to tell me about, that is fine also.

I'm not talking about building decks, buildings or houses by the way. Just stuff you can build in your garage. Any and all ideas are greatly appreciated!

A. picnic tables, birdhouses, mailboxes... Doghouses, coffee table, end table...

What are some things for my boyfriend and I to do together?
Q. I've been dating someone for a little over two years now. Everything is wonderful, except for the fact that I sorta feel like we're running out of things to do. We are both busy workers but I don't want to feel as if life has become routine. Are there any suggestions to activities or things we could do together?

A. vacations, beach, picnic, bonfire, shopping haha, trying new places to eat, fishing

What are some unique location ideas for a wedding reception?
Q. Early planning stages for a wedding and want to do something fun for the reception. We're thinking about a picnic or backyard, but we've also considered the children's museum or a bowling alley. Any suggestions?

A. Picnic receptions are fun because there is such a large choice of beautiful inexpensive decorating ideas. Also, you can get really creative with the food choices, and it is more informal. You can decorate with beautiful plants and flowers in planters that you can actually use in/around your home after the wedding instead of wasting all that money on picked flowers.




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Tuesday, May 14, 2013

How to transport red wine vinegar in a suitcase?

Q. I am leaving for vacation in Florida in 2 days. I was planning on cooking a meal once in our condo without buying a bunch of ingredients that we won't be able to use up in a week. I found a recipe that is simple and calls for red wine vinegar which I want to take with me so I don't have to buy a whole bottle.

Is it possible to transport it in a suitcase without breaking or leaking?
-Thank you for answering.

A. Miniature picnic bascet

What fun activity can you do as a couple that is outside of the house?
Q. Not like reading a book, or cooking, or painting. That's boring stuff.

Something fun like rock climbing, joining a shooting range club. Something that we can both do every week that is fun.

Trying to think of stuff its hard though. Do NOT suggest dancing, my boyfriend dances like a worm and I hate dancing with a passion.
We wanna do something fun and exciting!

A. picnic archery sky diving water skiing hangcliding bikes

What is something you can build at home (woodworking) that you can later sell for a decent profit?
Q. I'm a beginner in woodworking, so I'm looking more for something simple, but I am also a quick learner, so if it's a more difficult item that you want to tell me about, that is fine also.

I'm not talking about building decks, buildings or houses by the way. Just stuff you can build in your garage. Any and all ideas are greatly appreciated!

A. picnic tables, birdhouses, mailboxes... Doghouses, coffee table, end table...




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Monday, May 13, 2013

What is the proper attire for family day; the day before basic training graduation?

Q. My son graduates from bct next month. I have found the answer for proper attire at the graduation itself, but what about family day? The day before graduation, I believe spent on base with your soldier.

A. Think church picnic.

Yes, I would also consider the weather and comfort, but also keep inmind that this is professional. If the OTHER PEOPLE at the picnic would feel comfortable with you wearing that outfit to a church picnic - and it suits the weather - you'll be fine.

And you can just watch the people that show up in tiny micro-dresses and short-shorts, and the dirty looks they get... and the other people in long sleeves and jeans that are dying from the heat... and laugh.

What's a quick, easy, romantic dinner I can make for my boyfriend tonight?
Q. If anyone has any suggestions for something healthy, that would be ideal. I am planning a nice night for our 1 year. I usually make something like chicken and pasta, but I'm looking for something different.

Thanks in advance for your ideas!

A. Have a carpet picnic, spread a blanket on the floor, have some fresh fruit, finger sandwiches, stuff you would have at a picnic and lots of candles....

What are some tips to spice up your relationship after youve been together for a few months?
Q. ..i dont think i need to add much more detail here haha
ive been in a relatioship for a few months and i was wondering what are some of your guys' tips- to make it more interesting or something new, etc.
xo

A. plan a picnic or make a nice candle lit dinner and if you are intimate make it fun go to the adult store but some massage oil and give him a nice massage and maybe but something cute to wear.




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Sunday, May 12, 2013

When was the last time you packed a picnic basket and had lunch/dinner outside?

Q. I think I'm going to go on a picnic this weekend because I haven't done that in a really, really long time.

A. A proper picnic? Not for years!! I often eat lunch outside when the weather is fine.

What can I replace a shed with underneath a willow tree?
Q. I want to get rid of a 6" x 4" shed that is currently stood on a concrete base, partly underneath a willow tree in my garden. Anyone know what i can put in its place? Maybe stand alone plants or furniture or something? I don't want to get rid of the concrete base.

A. A nice picnic table and maybe some outdoor lounge chairs.
making it a nice family gathering place on nice days.

What is the proper attire for family day; the day before basic training graduation?
Q. My son graduates from bct next month. I have found the answer for proper attire at the graduation itself, but what about family day? The day before graduation, I believe spent on base with your soldier.

A. Think church picnic.

Yes, I would also consider the weather and comfort, but also keep inmind that this is professional. If the OTHER PEOPLE at the picnic would feel comfortable with you wearing that outfit to a church picnic - and it suits the weather - you'll be fine.

And you can just watch the people that show up in tiny micro-dresses and short-shorts, and the dirty looks they get... and the other people in long sleeves and jeans that are dying from the heat... and laugh.




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What fun activity can you do as a couple that is outside of the house?

Q. Not like reading a book, or cooking, or painting. That's boring stuff.

Something fun like rock climbing, joining a shooting range club. Something that we can both do every week that is fun.

Trying to think of stuff its hard though. Do NOT suggest dancing, my boyfriend dances like a worm and I hate dancing with a passion.
We wanna do something fun and exciting!

A. picnic archery sky diving water skiing hangcliding bikes

What is something you can build at home (woodworking) that you can later sell for a decent profit?
Q. I'm a beginner in woodworking, so I'm looking more for something simple, but I am also a quick learner, so if it's a more difficult item that you want to tell me about, that is fine also.

I'm not talking about building decks, buildings or houses by the way. Just stuff you can build in your garage. Any and all ideas are greatly appreciated!

A. picnic tables, birdhouses, mailboxes... Doghouses, coffee table, end table...

What are some things for my boyfriend and I to do together?
Q. I've been dating someone for a little over two years now. Everything is wonderful, except for the fact that I sorta feel like we're running out of things to do. We are both busy workers but I don't want to feel as if life has become routine. Are there any suggestions to activities or things we could do together?

A. vacations, beach, picnic, bonfire, shopping haha, trying new places to eat, fishing




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Saturday, May 11, 2013

What's the difference between beach or picnic conversation than normal at home school or work conversation?

Q. What I asking is what you talk about specifically

A. Beach or picnic: Mindless stuff
Home or school: Mindful stuff

What are some things for my boyfriend and I to do together?
Q. I've been dating someone for a little over two years now. Everything is wonderful, except for the fact that I sorta feel like we're running out of things to do. We are both busy workers but I don't want to feel as if life has become routine. Are there any suggestions to activities or things we could do together?

A. vacations, beach, picnic, bonfire, shopping haha, trying new places to eat, fishing

What are some unique location ideas for a wedding reception?
Q. Early planning stages for a wedding and want to do something fun for the reception. We're thinking about a picnic or backyard, but we've also considered the children's museum or a bowling alley. Any suggestions?

A. Picnic receptions are fun because there is such a large choice of beautiful inexpensive decorating ideas. Also, you can get really creative with the food choices, and it is more informal. You can decorate with beautiful plants and flowers in planters that you can actually use in/around your home after the wedding instead of wasting all that money on picked flowers.




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Friday, May 10, 2013

What is something you can build at home (woodworking) that you can later sell for a decent profit?

Q. I'm a beginner in woodworking, so I'm looking more for something simple, but I am also a quick learner, so if it's a more difficult item that you want to tell me about, that is fine also.

I'm not talking about building decks, buildings or houses by the way. Just stuff you can build in your garage. Any and all ideas are greatly appreciated!

A. picnic tables, birdhouses, mailboxes... Doghouses, coffee table, end table...

What are some things for my boyfriend and I to do together?
Q. I've been dating someone for a little over two years now. Everything is wonderful, except for the fact that I sorta feel like we're running out of things to do. We are both busy workers but I don't want to feel as if life has become routine. Are there any suggestions to activities or things we could do together?

A. vacations, beach, picnic, bonfire, shopping haha, trying new places to eat, fishing

What are some unique location ideas for a wedding reception?
Q. Early planning stages for a wedding and want to do something fun for the reception. We're thinking about a picnic or backyard, but we've also considered the children's museum or a bowling alley. Any suggestions?

A. Picnic receptions are fun because there is such a large choice of beautiful inexpensive decorating ideas. Also, you can get really creative with the food choices, and it is more informal. You can decorate with beautiful plants and flowers in planters that you can actually use in/around your home after the wedding instead of wasting all that money on picked flowers.




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Thursday, May 9, 2013

What are some things for my boyfriend and I to do together?

Q. I've been dating someone for a little over two years now. Everything is wonderful, except for the fact that I sorta feel like we're running out of things to do. We are both busy workers but I don't want to feel as if life has become routine. Are there any suggestions to activities or things we could do together?

A. vacations, beach, picnic, bonfire, shopping haha, trying new places to eat, fishing

What are some unique location ideas for a wedding reception?
Q. Early planning stages for a wedding and want to do something fun for the reception. We're thinking about a picnic or backyard, but we've also considered the children's museum or a bowling alley. Any suggestions?

A. Picnic receptions are fun because there is such a large choice of beautiful inexpensive decorating ideas. Also, you can get really creative with the food choices, and it is more informal. You can decorate with beautiful plants and flowers in planters that you can actually use in/around your home after the wedding instead of wasting all that money on picked flowers.

What would you recommend to serve at a baby shower?
Q. I'm throwing a baby shower for my best friend in late March, I'm throwing it in a park and there will be no more than 30 people there. What do you think?

A. A picnic is a great idea!! Depending on the crowd you are pleasing you could go different directions, if it's going to be a fluffy, really girly kind of baby shower then some great little sandwiches de-crusted with cream cheese and cucumber, or prosciutto with arugula and brie, would be great. Also you could have a little dessert bar at the end where you bring picnic friendly desserts. Her cake, for example, could maybe be a cupcake cake so you don't have to worry about sharp knives and everything, it's also easy to assemble while you are at the park and you can make it as small or as large as you want, it's even easy to take home because it can be divided up if someone want to take some home with them. For the rest of the dessert bar you can get one of those little chocolate dessert fountains, they have some I think that are battery powered now and they are only like 30 bucks but totally worth it. Then you can set out marshmallows and dried fruits, strawberries, cookies and any other snacks to dip in. As for side dishes, a nice cole slaw with a vinaigrette instead of the traditional mayo is always nice and keeps better for a picnic. Also a nice pesto pasta salad is always a hit. I make mine with a bunch of basil olive oil parmesan cheese and toasted pine nuts and garlic whip it all together in a blender and pour the olive oil in until you reach your desired consistency then boil some pasta noodles anything you have, chop some dry salami, not the kind that's already pre-sliced, add some chunks of cheddar cheese and some salt and pepper toss to coat and viola, be sure to keep it cold though (one of my moms inventions). The veggie and the fruit tray is a great idea and I always make this dip that is absolutely to die for with my fruit platters, it's 1 package regular Philadelphia cream cheese (the little block package) and one jar of Jet puffed Marshmallow whip, be sure to have the cream cheese at room temperature when you mix it but pop it in the fridge after you make it to get it cold for the picnic (Helpful Hint: If you know the sex of the baby you can dye the dip as well as the frosting for the cake accordingly, if not just leave it white) . As for drinks since the Mommy to be can't drink I would recommend making a spritzer sort of thing with some of her favorite juices and some ginger age or sprite, if you want to go a little lighter on sugar you can use sparkling water instead of soda, also you can use frozen fruit to keep everyones drinks cold instead of ice cubes, they're edible healthy and stay cold almost as long ( this is what I do and find it to be much better). Good Luck, hope this helped!!! Happy Feasting!!
-Little Chef




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Wednesday, May 8, 2013

What is something you can build at home (woodworking) that you can later sell for a decent profit?

Q. I'm a beginner in woodworking, so I'm looking more for something simple, but I am also a quick learner, so if it's a more difficult item that you want to tell me about, that is fine also.

I'm not talking about building decks, buildings or houses by the way. Just stuff you can build in your garage. Any and all ideas are greatly appreciated!

A. picnic tables, birdhouses, mailboxes... Doghouses, coffee table, end table...

My boyfriend works and I start school next Monday. Does anyone have any cheap or free date ideas?
Q. My boyfriend works monday through saturday. On monday through friday he gets off at 5, while on saturday he gets off at 3. Ill be in school monday through Thursday. I do not go to school on fridays. I would like some quick and cheap or free date ideas. And still have time to study.

A. Picnic lunches, beaches, movies, car rides, long romantic walks, board games, dancing, swimming.
These are all things you can do at home or for a good price!
Hoped I helped! Good luck!

What's the difference between beach or picnic conversation than normal at home school or work conversation?
Q. What I asking is what you talk about specifically

A. Beach or picnic: Mindless stuff
Home or school: Mindful stuff




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Tuesday, May 7, 2013

What's the difference between beach or picnic conversation than normal at home school or work conversation?

Q. What I asking is what you talk about specifically

A. Beach or picnic: Mindless stuff
Home or school: Mindful stuff

What are some things for my boyfriend and I to do together?
Q. I've been dating someone for a little over two years now. Everything is wonderful, except for the fact that I sorta feel like we're running out of things to do. We are both busy workers but I don't want to feel as if life has become routine. Are there any suggestions to activities or things we could do together?

A. vacations, beach, picnic, bonfire, shopping haha, trying new places to eat, fishing

What are some unique location ideas for a wedding reception?
Q. Early planning stages for a wedding and want to do something fun for the reception. We're thinking about a picnic or backyard, but we've also considered the children's museum or a bowling alley. Any suggestions?

A. Picnic receptions are fun because there is such a large choice of beautiful inexpensive decorating ideas. Also, you can get really creative with the food choices, and it is more informal. You can decorate with beautiful plants and flowers in planters that you can actually use in/around your home after the wedding instead of wasting all that money on picked flowers.




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What's the difference between beach or picnic conversation than normal at home school or work conversation?

Q. What I asking is what you talk about specifically

A. Beach or picnic: Mindless stuff
Home or school: Mindful stuff

What are some things for my boyfriend and I to do together?
Q. I've been dating someone for a little over two years now. Everything is wonderful, except for the fact that I sorta feel like we're running out of things to do. We are both busy workers but I don't want to feel as if life has become routine. Are there any suggestions to activities or things we could do together?

A. vacations, beach, picnic, bonfire, shopping haha, trying new places to eat, fishing

What are some unique location ideas for a wedding reception?
Q. Early planning stages for a wedding and want to do something fun for the reception. We're thinking about a picnic or backyard, but we've also considered the children's museum or a bowling alley. Any suggestions?

A. Picnic receptions are fun because there is such a large choice of beautiful inexpensive decorating ideas. Also, you can get really creative with the food choices, and it is more informal. You can decorate with beautiful plants and flowers in planters that you can actually use in/around your home after the wedding instead of wasting all that money on picked flowers.




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Thursday, May 2, 2013

What would you recommend to serve at a baby shower?

Q. I'm throwing a baby shower for my best friend in late March, I'm throwing it in a park and there will be no more than 30 people there. What do you think?

A. A picnic is a great idea!! Depending on the crowd you are pleasing you could go different directions, if it's going to be a fluffy, really girly kind of baby shower then some great little sandwiches de-crusted with cream cheese and cucumber, or prosciutto with arugula and brie, would be great. Also you could have a little dessert bar at the end where you bring picnic friendly desserts. Her cake, for example, could maybe be a cupcake cake so you don't have to worry about sharp knives and everything, it's also easy to assemble while you are at the park and you can make it as small or as large as you want, it's even easy to take home because it can be divided up if someone want to take some home with them. For the rest of the dessert bar you can get one of those little chocolate dessert fountains, they have some I think that are battery powered now and they are only like 30 bucks but totally worth it. Then you can set out marshmallows and dried fruits, strawberries, cookies and any other snacks to dip in. As for side dishes, a nice cole slaw with a vinaigrette instead of the traditional mayo is always nice and keeps better for a picnic. Also a nice pesto pasta salad is always a hit. I make mine with a bunch of basil olive oil parmesan cheese and toasted pine nuts and garlic whip it all together in a blender and pour the olive oil in until you reach your desired consistency then boil some pasta noodles anything you have, chop some dry salami, not the kind that's already pre-sliced, add some chunks of cheddar cheese and some salt and pepper toss to coat and viola, be sure to keep it cold though (one of my moms inventions). The veggie and the fruit tray is a great idea and I always make this dip that is absolutely to die for with my fruit platters, it's 1 package regular Philadelphia cream cheese (the little block package) and one jar of Jet puffed Marshmallow whip, be sure to have the cream cheese at room temperature when you mix it but pop it in the fridge after you make it to get it cold for the picnic (Helpful Hint: If you know the sex of the baby you can dye the dip as well as the frosting for the cake accordingly, if not just leave it white) . As for drinks since the Mommy to be can't drink I would recommend making a spritzer sort of thing with some of her favorite juices and some ginger age or sprite, if you want to go a little lighter on sugar you can use sparkling water instead of soda, also you can use frozen fruit to keep everyones drinks cold instead of ice cubes, they're edible healthy and stay cold almost as long ( this is what I do and find it to be much better). Good Luck, hope this helped!!! Happy Feasting!!
-Little Chef

When was the last time you packed a picnic basket and had lunch/dinner outside?
Q. I think I'm going to go on a picnic this weekend because I haven't done that in a really, really long time.

A. A proper picnic? Not for years!! I often eat lunch outside when the weather is fine.

What can I replace a shed with underneath a willow tree?
Q. I want to get rid of a 6" x 4" shed that is currently stood on a concrete base, partly underneath a willow tree in my garden. Anyone know what i can put in its place? Maybe stand alone plants or furniture or something? I don't want to get rid of the concrete base.

A. A nice picnic table and maybe some outdoor lounge chairs.
making it a nice family gathering place on nice days.




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What fun activity can you do as a couple that is outside of the house?

Q. Not like reading a book, or cooking, or painting. That's boring stuff.

Something fun like rock climbing, joining a shooting range club. Something that we can both do every week that is fun.

Trying to think of stuff its hard though. Do NOT suggest dancing, my boyfriend dances like a worm and I hate dancing with a passion.
We wanna do something fun and exciting!

A. picnic archery sky diving water skiing hangcliding bikes

What is something you can build at home (woodworking) that you can later sell for a decent profit?
Q. I'm a beginner in woodworking, so I'm looking more for something simple, but I am also a quick learner, so if it's a more difficult item that you want to tell me about, that is fine also.

I'm not talking about building decks, buildings or houses by the way. Just stuff you can build in your garage. Any and all ideas are greatly appreciated!

A. picnic tables, birdhouses, mailboxes... Doghouses, coffee table, end table...

My boyfriend works and I start school next Monday. Does anyone have any cheap or free date ideas?
Q. My boyfriend works monday through saturday. On monday through friday he gets off at 5, while on saturday he gets off at 3. Ill be in school monday through Thursday. I do not go to school on fridays. I would like some quick and cheap or free date ideas. And still have time to study.

A. Picnic lunches, beaches, movies, car rides, long romantic walks, board games, dancing, swimming.
These are all things you can do at home or for a good price!
Hoped I helped! Good luck!




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Wednesday, May 1, 2013

What would you recommend to serve at a baby shower?

Q. I'm throwing a baby shower for my best friend in late March, I'm throwing it in a park and there will be no more than 30 people there. What do you think?

A. A picnic is a great idea!! Depending on the crowd you are pleasing you could go different directions, if it's going to be a fluffy, really girly kind of baby shower then some great little sandwiches de-crusted with cream cheese and cucumber, or prosciutto with arugula and brie, would be great. Also you could have a little dessert bar at the end where you bring picnic friendly desserts. Her cake, for example, could maybe be a cupcake cake so you don't have to worry about sharp knives and everything, it's also easy to assemble while you are at the park and you can make it as small or as large as you want, it's even easy to take home because it can be divided up if someone want to take some home with them. For the rest of the dessert bar you can get one of those little chocolate dessert fountains, they have some I think that are battery powered now and they are only like 30 bucks but totally worth it. Then you can set out marshmallows and dried fruits, strawberries, cookies and any other snacks to dip in. As for side dishes, a nice cole slaw with a vinaigrette instead of the traditional mayo is always nice and keeps better for a picnic. Also a nice pesto pasta salad is always a hit. I make mine with a bunch of basil olive oil parmesan cheese and toasted pine nuts and garlic whip it all together in a blender and pour the olive oil in until you reach your desired consistency then boil some pasta noodles anything you have, chop some dry salami, not the kind that's already pre-sliced, add some chunks of cheddar cheese and some salt and pepper toss to coat and viola, be sure to keep it cold though (one of my moms inventions). The veggie and the fruit tray is a great idea and I always make this dip that is absolutely to die for with my fruit platters, it's 1 package regular Philadelphia cream cheese (the little block package) and one jar of Jet puffed Marshmallow whip, be sure to have the cream cheese at room temperature when you mix it but pop it in the fridge after you make it to get it cold for the picnic (Helpful Hint: If you know the sex of the baby you can dye the dip as well as the frosting for the cake accordingly, if not just leave it white) . As for drinks since the Mommy to be can't drink I would recommend making a spritzer sort of thing with some of her favorite juices and some ginger age or sprite, if you want to go a little lighter on sugar you can use sparkling water instead of soda, also you can use frozen fruit to keep everyones drinks cold instead of ice cubes, they're edible healthy and stay cold almost as long ( this is what I do and find it to be much better). Good Luck, hope this helped!!! Happy Feasting!!
-Little Chef

When was the last time you packed a picnic basket and had lunch/dinner outside?
Q. I think I'm going to go on a picnic this weekend because I haven't done that in a really, really long time.

A. A proper picnic? Not for years!! I often eat lunch outside when the weather is fine.

What can I replace a shed with underneath a willow tree?
Q. I want to get rid of a 6" x 4" shed that is currently stood on a concrete base, partly underneath a willow tree in my garden. Anyone know what i can put in its place? Maybe stand alone plants or furniture or something? I don't want to get rid of the concrete base.

A. A nice picnic table and maybe some outdoor lounge chairs.
making it a nice family gathering place on nice days.




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Sunday, April 28, 2013

What can I replace a shed with underneath a willow tree?

Q. I want to get rid of a 6" x 4" shed that is currently stood on a concrete base, partly underneath a willow tree in my garden. Anyone know what i can put in its place? Maybe stand alone plants or furniture or something? I don't want to get rid of the concrete base.

A. A nice picnic table and maybe some outdoor lounge chairs.
making it a nice family gathering place on nice days.

What is the proper attire for family day; the day before basic training graduation?
Q. My son graduates from bct next month. I have found the answer for proper attire at the graduation itself, but what about family day? The day before graduation, I believe spent on base with your soldier.

A. Think church picnic.

Yes, I would also consider the weather and comfort, but also keep inmind that this is professional. If the OTHER PEOPLE at the picnic would feel comfortable with you wearing that outfit to a church picnic - and it suits the weather - you'll be fine.

And you can just watch the people that show up in tiny micro-dresses and short-shorts, and the dirty looks they get... and the other people in long sleeves and jeans that are dying from the heat... and laugh.

What's a quick, easy, romantic dinner I can make for my boyfriend tonight?
Q. If anyone has any suggestions for something healthy, that would be ideal. I am planning a nice night for our 1 year. I usually make something like chicken and pasta, but I'm looking for something different.

Thanks in advance for your ideas!

A. Have a carpet picnic, spread a blanket on the floor, have some fresh fruit, finger sandwiches, stuff you would have at a picnic and lots of candles....




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Saturday, April 27, 2013

What would you recommend to serve at a baby shower?

Q. I'm throwing a baby shower for my best friend in late March, I'm throwing it in a park and there will be no more than 30 people there. What do you think?

A. A picnic is a great idea!! Depending on the crowd you are pleasing you could go different directions, if it's going to be a fluffy, really girly kind of baby shower then some great little sandwiches de-crusted with cream cheese and cucumber, or prosciutto with arugula and brie, would be great. Also you could have a little dessert bar at the end where you bring picnic friendly desserts. Her cake, for example, could maybe be a cupcake cake so you don't have to worry about sharp knives and everything, it's also easy to assemble while you are at the park and you can make it as small or as large as you want, it's even easy to take home because it can be divided up if someone want to take some home with them. For the rest of the dessert bar you can get one of those little chocolate dessert fountains, they have some I think that are battery powered now and they are only like 30 bucks but totally worth it. Then you can set out marshmallows and dried fruits, strawberries, cookies and any other snacks to dip in. As for side dishes, a nice cole slaw with a vinaigrette instead of the traditional mayo is always nice and keeps better for a picnic. Also a nice pesto pasta salad is always a hit. I make mine with a bunch of basil olive oil parmesan cheese and toasted pine nuts and garlic whip it all together in a blender and pour the olive oil in until you reach your desired consistency then boil some pasta noodles anything you have, chop some dry salami, not the kind that's already pre-sliced, add some chunks of cheddar cheese and some salt and pepper toss to coat and viola, be sure to keep it cold though (one of my moms inventions). The veggie and the fruit tray is a great idea and I always make this dip that is absolutely to die for with my fruit platters, it's 1 package regular Philadelphia cream cheese (the little block package) and one jar of Jet puffed Marshmallow whip, be sure to have the cream cheese at room temperature when you mix it but pop it in the fridge after you make it to get it cold for the picnic (Helpful Hint: If you know the sex of the baby you can dye the dip as well as the frosting for the cake accordingly, if not just leave it white) . As for drinks since the Mommy to be can't drink I would recommend making a spritzer sort of thing with some of her favorite juices and some ginger age or sprite, if you want to go a little lighter on sugar you can use sparkling water instead of soda, also you can use frozen fruit to keep everyones drinks cold instead of ice cubes, they're edible healthy and stay cold almost as long ( this is what I do and find it to be much better). Good Luck, hope this helped!!! Happy Feasting!!
-Little Chef

When was the last time you packed a picnic basket and had lunch/dinner outside?
Q. I think I'm going to go on a picnic this weekend because I haven't done that in a really, really long time.

A. A proper picnic? Not for years!! I often eat lunch outside when the weather is fine.

What can I replace a shed with underneath a willow tree?
Q. I want to get rid of a 6" x 4" shed that is currently stood on a concrete base, partly underneath a willow tree in my garden. Anyone know what i can put in its place? Maybe stand alone plants or furniture or something? I don't want to get rid of the concrete base.

A. A nice picnic table and maybe some outdoor lounge chairs.
making it a nice family gathering place on nice days.




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What are some unique location ideas for a wedding reception?

Q. Early planning stages for a wedding and want to do something fun for the reception. We're thinking about a picnic or backyard, but we've also considered the children's museum or a bowling alley. Any suggestions?

A. Picnic receptions are fun because there is such a large choice of beautiful inexpensive decorating ideas. Also, you can get really creative with the food choices, and it is more informal. You can decorate with beautiful plants and flowers in planters that you can actually use in/around your home after the wedding instead of wasting all that money on picked flowers.

What would you recommend to serve at a baby shower?
Q. I'm throwing a baby shower for my best friend in late March, I'm throwing it in a park and there will be no more than 30 people there. What do you think?

A. A picnic is a great idea!! Depending on the crowd you are pleasing you could go different directions, if it's going to be a fluffy, really girly kind of baby shower then some great little sandwiches de-crusted with cream cheese and cucumber, or prosciutto with arugula and brie, would be great. Also you could have a little dessert bar at the end where you bring picnic friendly desserts. Her cake, for example, could maybe be a cupcake cake so you don't have to worry about sharp knives and everything, it's also easy to assemble while you are at the park and you can make it as small or as large as you want, it's even easy to take home because it can be divided up if someone want to take some home with them. For the rest of the dessert bar you can get one of those little chocolate dessert fountains, they have some I think that are battery powered now and they are only like 30 bucks but totally worth it. Then you can set out marshmallows and dried fruits, strawberries, cookies and any other snacks to dip in. As for side dishes, a nice cole slaw with a vinaigrette instead of the traditional mayo is always nice and keeps better for a picnic. Also a nice pesto pasta salad is always a hit. I make mine with a bunch of basil olive oil parmesan cheese and toasted pine nuts and garlic whip it all together in a blender and pour the olive oil in until you reach your desired consistency then boil some pasta noodles anything you have, chop some dry salami, not the kind that's already pre-sliced, add some chunks of cheddar cheese and some salt and pepper toss to coat and viola, be sure to keep it cold though (one of my moms inventions). The veggie and the fruit tray is a great idea and I always make this dip that is absolutely to die for with my fruit platters, it's 1 package regular Philadelphia cream cheese (the little block package) and one jar of Jet puffed Marshmallow whip, be sure to have the cream cheese at room temperature when you mix it but pop it in the fridge after you make it to get it cold for the picnic (Helpful Hint: If you know the sex of the baby you can dye the dip as well as the frosting for the cake accordingly, if not just leave it white) . As for drinks since the Mommy to be can't drink I would recommend making a spritzer sort of thing with some of her favorite juices and some ginger age or sprite, if you want to go a little lighter on sugar you can use sparkling water instead of soda, also you can use frozen fruit to keep everyones drinks cold instead of ice cubes, they're edible healthy and stay cold almost as long ( this is what I do and find it to be much better). Good Luck, hope this helped!!! Happy Feasting!!
-Little Chef

When was the last time you packed a picnic basket and had lunch/dinner outside?
Q. I think I'm going to go on a picnic this weekend because I haven't done that in a really, really long time.

A. A proper picnic? Not for years!! I often eat lunch outside when the weather is fine.




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