whups, yep - right beach, wrong beer. NM

• what's your favorite commercial right now?? - Tuesday morning Q
  • F.R.E.E. credit report.com baby. LOL. - MTmom
    • I think i like the pirate/restaraunt one better - that guy is so cute
  • The one where the dog learns a new trick - how to - slide his buttcheeks across the floor
  • Puppy singing is my absolute favorite too! NM - deb
  • I like the puppy singing . . . - Mimi
  • The only I can think of that I always laugh at - PAMT~MDM
  • coors, hammocks, white sand and the sea... - anon
    • Isn't that Corona? nm - mt
      • whups, yep - right beach, wrong beer. NM - anon
  • Commercial - trose
  • commercial - NYMT
  • The one with the beautiful Westie which advertises dog food SM - Without a doubt!!
    • I think that dog is just too adorable! (sm) - jw
      • I guarantee you would be in the clutches of SM - Without a doubt!
  • Commercial - tanya
    • Did you know the mom is played by - Mimi
  • my favorite commercial is sm - mb

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Has anyoe ever made this on the grill?  How did it turn out, says to cook over one side and have the other side lit, Did you use and special rub on it?

Hi, Just bought a beer can chicken roaster at Big Lots for $3 and you season the chicken and then put over the beer can and place on roaster  -- for charcoal grills you use indirect cooking method which is arrange the coals away from the food so that juices from food do not reach the coals.  Place a foil drip pan in the middle of the fire box and mound the coals around the pan, making sure the pan is large enough to cover the surface below the food.

For gas or electric follow directions for indirect cooking for units with 2 or more burners, one burner should be turned off after preheating and food should be placed over the unlit or off burner.  For units with 1 burner, set burner to lowest available setting cooking times range between 1-2 hours depending on heat source and size of chicken  use a meat thermometer to check for doneness.

Hope this helps

Take the kids to Assateague Island, only a short way from Ocean City.  There is a beach for day use and they might see the wild ponies keeping cool by the ocean.  Just spent last week there. 

I don't mean for a vacation; I mean as far as living there. Any information will be most appreciated.

Thank you.

here on the West Coast of Michigan in Muskegon.  Bought the house from a man who was a nut and who had bought it in foreclosure for 17K.  Huge yard, 100 x 100 feet, all fenced.  Two bedrooms, one bath, just over 800 square feet (pretty small).  All new siding, all new triple-pane windows, new furnace, new fridge, new hot water heater, new stove (found the receipt, $1700 for the set), and a totally re-done kitchen.  It's in the inner city, I call it my "little house in the hood."  Taxes are about $900 a year.  The only repairs we needed to make were to the plumbing, of which there was none, and I mean none.  So, my nephew and I spent just over $200 and learned how to plumb -- all connected and flowing, PVC is my new best friend.

There's tons of houses even cheaper than this here, just not the best neighborhoods, but you can houses anywhere from 2 to 5 to 20 grand as fixer-uppers.  I take my child to school of choice out of district, cuz I wanted him to go to school where I went; it's only a 5-mile drive.  Gotta love it, good enough for now.

I think I have most of my bases covered, but just wanted to see if anyone had any other ideas for the trip.  We're off to Ocean City MD for the fireworks - woohoo!

I have 3 boys, ages 10, 7 and 5.  We figure it'll take about 6-8 hours to get there, depending on stops.  We have a DVD player for the kids and they each have a portable video game to take.  I think I have the drive down pretty well covered, but if you have anything to add, feel free.

At the beach -- we borrowed boogie boards from a friend for each of them to try.  I'm very nervous about the ocean -- it just scares me, always has.  We also got some sand toys for building castles.  Any other suggestions here?  I'm afraid 1 or 2 won't like the boogie board thing and get bored very easily with the sand toys.

We're also planning our restaurants for each night and the boardwalk.  Anyone else know of anything at OC, MD that was really great for kids?  Hubs and I have been there without the kids last summer, but really just enjoyed eating out and walking the boardwalk.  I don't think my kids will enjoy the boardwalk as much, and I don't want to hang out at the arcade/amusement park every night.  We usually vacation at resort towns - like Disney and Dollywood - where there's tons of stuff to do right in front of you. 

Just looking for suggestions!

cool real-time Michigan beach cams

www.surfmuskegon.com

I have already posted this on another board, but I need all the suggestions I can get, and I appreciate any and all help.

My friend has asked me to help her shop for a mother of the bride dress. She really has no idea what she wants to look for, and she has done no looking on her own. We are going to go shopping not this weekend but next. The bride said for her to just pick out a simple dress. The wedding is mid March, on the beach, and they say the temperature is 70s-80s year round there (I wouldn't have known this myself LOL). I don't know the colors they are using yet, but I'm sure she does by this time.

What kind of style should we look for? MOB is 48 years old, slightly overweight but not terribly so, and relatively conservative. Any suggestions? Thanks!  Y'all seem to have great taste.

I bought the condo for just under $300,000 (now worth close to $400,000), 1500 S.F., and across the street from the beach...The only thing that came down, per Governor Charlie Christ, just recently was the property taxes come down for this next year by $500.  Property taxes, however, are SKY HIGH - Close to $5000/annually!. 

HTH (hope that helps) :)