I was so excited to see this "Heritage" Dr. Pepper. You might not be able to read the label, but the best part is that is says "Made with Real Sugar." That, my friends is a treat. I hope they keep this throwback going for a long time. I quickly purchased the liquid magic so that I could enjoy it with one of my favorite meals:
That's right - you are beholding the Gregwich and Real Sugar Dr. Pepper. Does it get any better? No, it does not. What is a Gregwich? you may ask. Let me drop some GJ knowledge on you. Second only to the Cuban sandwich, the Gregwich is one of my favorite meals in the sandwich genus. The best part is that they are easy to make. Just get a loaf of Garlic bread at the local grocers' and heat as per recommendation. Once it is warm and the butter/garlic is melty, cut a 4-6 inch section of the loaf. Then add ham and chedder cheese (mild is best) before placing your sandwich directly on the oven rack. When it is a little crispy and the cheese is melty - you are ready to enjoy. One cautionary note: not all garlic bread loaves are the same. Fresh Market and Smith's are good. Macey's = nasty. Just so you know.
Now you know . . . and that's half the battle.


Yes, a whole wall in one of our bathrooms is a chalkboard. I envisioned it being graffiti-like. You know, like Gino's East's bathrooms, but in our house. Instead my nieces and nephews think it is for drawing pictures of themselves. However, Lauren did draw a picture of Medusa and put a rather cryptic/awesome message. Perhaps I'll love that tomorrow.

Unfortunately - this picture doesn't really do the butterfly shirt justice. Oh well.



The only reason we went is because Ross's BF was in it. Which was totally random in and of itself. But I must say - for a community theatre play - it was actually really funny. Apparently it is also a movie . . . who knew?

