At the beginning of the night, we composed our Superbowl Commercial Bingo cards. All guests named something they expected to see in a commercial and we each wrote it down in random order in a square on our blank cards. There were some early bingos but nobody filled their card completely. The outcome of the football game was disappointing for some, but the evening was fun, the food terrific and the time well-spent with friends.
Some chopped the fresh ingredients for the feature food: jambalaya. Celery, onions, red and green peppers, sausage. Bob, the master chef, gave us many cooking tips as he browned the sausage and prepared the main dish--jambalaya.
There's even an art to browning the sausage!
I don't know why there aren't more pictures of the group gathered at the table or watching the game in the living room! Just having too much fun, I guess.
This morning finds me thanking God for friends and simple evenings together and trying to figure out how/if to prepare for the snow storm predicted for tomorrow....
I, too am thanking GOD for great friends and a great evening.
ReplyDeleteBlessings, andrea
So glad you enjoyed the game.
ReplyDeleteWhat a neat way for everyone to enjoy the Superbowl, actually, this looks like just a great way to get together!
ReplyDeleteblessings and hugs,
marcy
Well at least you remember your camera! Something that I have trouble with! I thought your bingo game was a neat idea Rebecca. I didn't watch, went to bed early!
ReplyDeleteLove Di
What a great idea the bingo game is, I'll have to remember that!
ReplyDeleteSounds like a fun evening, we spent ours much the same with family. Such a blessing, this life, this country and God's love!
I too am preparing for the forcast snow coming this way, and praying they are wrong!
This sounds like so much fun Rebecca, and how blessed to be able to share with friends.
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting, I am much better now, so much so that I have been able to resume my exercising. Thank you for your concern. I have had ongoing health problems since Aug. of 2009. But God is ever so faithful.
Blessings,
Sue