In addition, I migrated the blog from Serendipity to WordPress, partly as an experiment to help the guys at work evaluate the blog software, but also because version 2.5 was just released, and it has some integration that I want to look into a lot. The theme has changed to something a lot more polished…let us know what you think!

But this year, we have decided to put a little bit of a different spin on things. I don’t have a grill of my own that is worth of calling a grill (the Burgoyne’s are probably gonna need oxygen after hearing that one), so we have decided this year on Dutch Oven!

So for all y’all that are interested, we’d love to have you there. Here’s the usual rundown:

• Prior to the Saturday morning session, we start preparing the food. Normally for a bbq, we leave it at that, but for Dutch Oven, we will start the coals and set it out to cook during the first session.
• We watch the first session.
• After the first session, we welcome any guests that might arrive for the lunch.
• Pray, then scarf.
• Try to get motivated to clean up dishes, and curse myself for not getting paper like I promised myself I would do.
• Invite anyone who wants to stay for the second session to do so.
• Watch the second session.
• Clean up dishes, and promise myself I will get paper next year

If you want to comment on this post with suggestions for recipes, that is great. If you want to bring an extra dutch oven with your own recipe already inside, that is even greater. If you want to bring a salad, chips, or soda (pronounced sooooda by Aiden), please do. But we are trying to get a feel for how many people will be here, so being prompt is important.

Hope to see ya there!