What is your favorite holiday?
Mine is the Rib Cook Off! And apparently I’m in good company as over 500,000 Rib-lovahs attend this jolly festival every year.
And here’s why…
This helps too…
I know Aliza was thrilled…
Maybe thrilled isn’t the right word…perhaps next year when she has teeth she can fully appreciate the wonder of the season…
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And a very, very merry rib-mas to you! http://www.flickr.com/photos/18539213@N05/?saved=1
I saw so many more baby-wearers at this meat-a-thon than I witnessed last year. Truly. It was dern near an exponential improvement. Same number of beer drinkers though … well, plus one: me. *smile*
I still got some raised eyebrows for nursing though…and holy moly was Aliza in a mood, but as evidenced by the photo her temperament was much improved after that nap
Eyebrows … sheesh. You know who was raising my eyebrows? The air-guitar, air-drums, air-keyboard player in the Jack Daniel’s hat ROCKING OUT in front of me at the Asia concert (Golly, don’t want to offend. Hope he’s not a She Suggests reader … ). The rib cook-off is ridicumlous. I can just imagine all of western Europe seeing the Sparks, NV photos and heaving a simultaneous sigh. Oh, the US of A … how jolly and embarrassing you can be …
Haha. Love it. Looks like heaven. I have to close this browser, though, or Fiance’s going to get VERY jealous!
PS – Your photography is fantastic. So clean … and real.
where was the rib cook-off at? i live in Memphis, which is a HUGE BBQ town!
Right here in the biggest little city…well technically right next door in Sparks,NV
This is definitely an American phenomenon. Something I could totally get used to I might add.
Dana
Oh, my hubby would be in heaven! WE have got to go! Your daughter is just darling:)
Yes it’s a tasty tradition, and thank you
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My city hosts a rib-fest every Labour Day weekend too. I have been a few times but I am not one for crowds. Much prefer making ribs quietly at home. Boring I guess but still yummy.
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