Lunch was a Nora sandwich made with WF's Roasted Red Pepper Hummus on a toasted Ezekiel English Muffin.
Dinner was two Gardein Cutlets with Mr. SV's Pasta Salad (Two jars of Marinated Artichokes, a little jar of Capers and diced Red Onion tossed with Pasta).
Last spring, we were thrilled to have a family of Wrens living in our garage, we just couldn't figure out where their nest was till they left.
They returned this year to Chez Helmet. We are honored to have them and hope that better pics can be captured of the 2010 young un's early flight attempts.
Oh, yeah, lots of Black Swan Cabernet.
8 comments:
NO WAY!! thats got to be the CUTEST thing i HAVE EVER SEEN!!!how do they get into your garage? what a surprise!!!Chez Helmet is so posh however did they book a room?
i feel bad for your husbands pasta salad, its going totally overlooked by the cutness of baby birdies.
Those gardein cutlets look alarmingly real, I have yet to try that kind though and keep reading rave reviews. Those chicklets, however, look adorable.
Those birds are adorable!
awww how exciting!
I notice you are a red wine fan. Any white wine suggestions?
Awwwwwww!! Cutest thing ever! I wish I had wrens nesting in my helmet....if I had a helmet.
Hello, Ladies!
Michelle, the pasta salad was the best ever! I will rave over it soon. The Mommy & Daddy Wren go in and out of the garage by walking under the garage door. There is an inch gap.
Amanda, you'll love the gardein cutlets. So freakin' good. And light in calories!
Thanks, Stacy! How come you don't have a blog?
Diane, I know, Wait till you see the babies start trying to fly.
Kimmie, I despise white wine with a passion, but Mr. SV suggested Cabot Pinot Grigio. Please don't hold me accountable if you buy it and it sucks.
Bianca, quit surfing the net and get your damn cookbook done already!
how cool!
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