About a week ago I discovered that March 6th is National Frozen Food Day. Seriously, it's an official holiday (see HERE for more info). We decided it would be very Un-American to not celebrate this oh so important holiday. We invited several families over to dinner- each family brought a potluck item (which had to be bought from the frozen food aisle in the grocery store). We had pizza, sausage rolls, meat pies, spring rolls, dim sum, sweet potato fries, cheese puffs, meatballs, lasagna, etc...it was a frozen food extravaganza! And of course we had Sara Lee pie and popsicles for dessert. Yes, it was upscale dining at the Dibb home yesterday. You missed out.
Happy Frozen Food Day!
5 comments:
haha! this is a fun holiday. i'll have to try and remember next year.
That's hilarious!! Too bad they don't have totino's here. It's hard to beat frozen fried foods :)
Hmmm, I see a pattern here. Half birthdays. Now National Frozen Food day. Looks like any excuse to party. Next week, you can celebrate the Ides of March day.
You always find the funniest holidays!
Going into Gap felt like being back in the US. The prices were more than what you get in the US, but Gap has been creeping up their prices for years, so it's probably not too much higher. I think a pair of women's jeans was like $80 here and Gap Logo T's were around $25 or $30 - if that gives you an idea.
mmmm...San Churros!!
I miss your parties, no one does them anymore, us included. Glad it was fun and low key!
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