Since I don't know who Jennifer Mac is (I'm assuming it's not the one that doesn't believe in shots), this got me thinking of chili mac. I just started working out again in the mornings after a couple of months off so I am hungry all the time. Anyway, this got me thinking about whether I should make chili for the Vikings/Packers game on Sunday. It seems like a good day to make chili as it should be pretty cold and it is a late afternoon game so the chili could cook all day. Now I have to decide if I should make the spicy, sweet recipe or the healthier part-turkey recipe. Also, should I make wings with the chili to eat during the game? Making wings seems like overkill but the Vikes are actually good this year and I could have some neighbors over so I won't feel obliged to eat all of the wings that I cook. However, Mrs JC is going to a friend's cabin this weekend and may not appreciate coming home to a house with a few neighbors over for a football game and a chili and chicken wing mess in the kitchen with a recycling bin full of empty bottles (I'll think about this dilemma). Moving on, I probably should make guacamole. A meat, cheese and cracker tray might be a good idea so that the girls will have something to eat as they won't eat chili or wings. Maybe tacos would be good but that is just asking for a mess on our new couch. Ooh, I just remembered that Mrs. JC froze some of her special monster cookie dough so that could be put out as a treat.
Back to the point of this post, I might be coming down with a cold and I hope it's not from my flu shot and that Jenny Mac (not CS's honey) is right about shots. So, in conclusion, CS, please send me some brisket from Danny Edwards when you move to KC and be sure to take an inappropriate picture with the pig out front. Beginning a workout routine makes you hungry all the time.
Note: I have not been drinking and the only drug I am using is Dayquil.