The real purpose of this post is to let you know that salsa and mac and cheese really do go well together. I made some Annie's mac and cheese (from the box) and mixed in some Paul Newman salsa (my second favorite after Trader Joe's roasted garlic salsa). Really good.

Also, I can't wait to see The King's Speech. It's important to get your Colin Firth fix.

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judy in ky said…
I really enjoyed "The King's Speech". Very well done movie, and of course... Colin Firth! I recommend it highly!
11:53 AM
Bearette said…
I saw it today, and it was good, though i couldn't get a cab afterward and was late for the babysitter. Sigh. I think he is saying goodbye to leading man roles...but he is equally good doing other things.
8:00 PM
This Suzy said…
Mom and I went to see that movie on Christmas Day and we both really liked it. Glad to hear you did too!
8:22 PM
Anonymous said…
I'm up late because I have a stomach ache, yet the salsa and mac and cheese sounds so good right now! Rich doesn't like mac and cheese :(
3:15 AM
Bearette said…
Wow! I think that is pretty rare. I do know one girl who doesn't like pizza.
8:09 AM
Bearette said…
Sorry about your stomachache. I hope it's gone away.
8:10 AM
judy in ky said…
He can still be MY leading man!
10:09 AM
judy in ky said…
I like salsa stirred in to cottage cheese... maybe that's a similar taste.
10:10 AM
Anonymous said…
How can someone not like pizza? That's crazy talk. I don't get why Rich doesn't like mac and cheese either. He likes pretty much everything else I put in front of him.
11:44 AM
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