SAP Party Canadian Style
Sitting in our car, my mom was getting madder by the second. The border crossing was moving slowly. It seems we always pick the slow lane. Chris, my mom and I watched each car in front of us hand their passports out the window to the officer at the USA-Canada border crossing and sit there answering a succession of questions. As I handed our passports to a stern looking woman she began the usual robotic list of questioning with the first, “Citizenship?” followed by, “Where are you going?” I replied, “We’re going to my Uncle Tom’s for a spring Maple Syrup Party.” A smile broke across her face as she nodded her head and her only other question was how much alcohol we were bringing. We were then free to pass.
Arms going next.
Once the Burning Man burned down and we didn’t have to worry about pieces falling onto anyone, we could all move in close to the fire and stay warm.
Except when throwing competitions ensued trying to balance three foot logs on top of each other until they rolled off the pile.
It looks like such a good time! I wish I could have gone! I am so diSAPpointed I was not able to go!
At least now you get to see these great pictures, it’s almost like you were there. 🙂
…that cookbook looks like it has put on more miles than you have. Must have been a classic breakfast after a hard day and night…
There was so much food. Everyone brought wonderful dishes to share and the host put it all together so fantastic!