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Tonight Steven and I discovered it is possible to build a pretty decent campfire in a cheap aluminum foil turkey roaster. However, it's probably not a good idea to put that roaster on a couple of 2 x 4s and build a hot fire. The hot dogs sure were delicious, though, along with the steamed veggies, homemade brownies, and lots of wine. Using everyone's favorite fancy Wal-Mart "china" made for no dishwashing, especially since we were at his rig, not mine.

Perfectly cooked hot dogs


Nice fire, but you can begin to see the wood underneath starting to burn. By the time we called it a night, there wasn't much left of the turkey pan.


The almost-full moon kept hiding behind heavy clouds then jumping out in full display.


Steven

and I tossed one away thinking it didn't suit what I got it for so why keep it!!
what a good fire!
and the moon
thanks for the pictures
sheila

We all need our campfires to refresh our spirits and give our minds a quiet pause......

Hello, Steven! Now we have a face to go with the name.
How fun to have someone to share a campfire with. Beautiful pics! Thanks for sharing!

Wouldn't have thought of that, either. Soos, I know exactly what you mean. It's sad to look at my huge deck that was built for entertaining with it's matching rockers, double swing, umbrella table, large gas grill, smoker, and hot tub - none of which gets used at all (except for this little old lady rocking away some warm evening while sipping her White Zin). I drag pieces of wood and those fake logs around in Flitter all the time, but hardly ever build a fire unless I'm enjoying it with a couple of forum gals! Yeah, I know - I'm pathetic!

Evie

what a great impromptu fire. I love them also, but like Soos, do not enjoy them alone. Thanks for sharing your pictures. Linda

Wow! It never ceases to amaze me that someone else has the same feelings as I do...Have this house with empty bedrooms...have this yard with empty chairs & tables....Have these kids that are out on their own & too busy to visit...maybe I raised them wrong or maybe right....probably a little of both, but....it sure gets lonely & as I read, I'm not the only one that doesn't enjoy a fire unless someone is there to share it & it's always nicer to share a glass of wine with company...and of course I could go on & on...I just want to know what am I supposed to do now that it appears my job is over.....I better go find that chocolate !!!!!

Me too! Mee toooo! However, when I eat chocolate, I NEVER feel alone.

When my kids go ready to graduate from college and looked/thought about where they wanted to land...my words of wisdom was to go anywhere they wanted but I would prefer someplace that I wanted to visit. Soos, yes I understand.....if we do are job right, they don't need us anymore.... we then have to find other "jobs", new things that need to be explored, created or nurtured........what of those women that never have children....we are more than our children. I think the difficult part is that this time as we try to figure out what we want to do when we grow up and the community of people we want to be with...we get to be much more creative.... Luckily I found this forum and some very remarkable women who are also very interested in continuing to explore their worlds, their ideas and future possibilities.......

AMEN,, AMEN and...... AMEN ! ! ! ! ! ! !