Remember photo booths?
They seem to be making a comeback.
Seems to me you used to be able to put a quarter into the slot and come away with a strip of 4 small photos. Nowadays I've seen costs of anywhere from $2 to $5 for those same 4 photos.
And if you're like me you were/are never ready when the flash goes off. That makes for some funny shots for sure.
A day or so ago while doing a quick scan of Pinterest I found www.photoboother.com. You can choose one of 6 frames, upload 4 of your photos, hit the "develop" button, then share, download to your computer and/or place an order.
Of course I had to check it out. Here's what happened.
Fun, huh?
. . . has Oklahoma Granny been?
Well, I've been around. I've been visiting my favorite blogs, sometimes leaving comments, sometimes not.
It just seems there isn't enough time in the day to get everything done that NEEDS to be done and do the things I WANT to do too.
Is it like that for you?
I haven't even taken many pictures lately, hence the header you see above. It's from 2011. I don't mean to mislead you. We haven't had any snow at all this year unless you count the few flakes that fell last week - or maybe it was week before last.
With the exception of a handful of days that you could say it was truly cold, we seem to be having a very mild winter. That's kind of nice right now for those who don't care for the cold but I'm afraid we'll have a ton of bugs this summer.
Oklahoma needs rain! We have a good chance for some of the wet stuff tonight and tomorrow.
Rainy and/or cold weather is the best time for comfort food, don't you think? I bought a new cookbook a couple of weeks ago. It's one of those marvelous church cookbooks that translates to tried-and-true recipes.
This one is filled with lots of recipes that are new to me and I've picked out several to try.
I'm going to share one with you that I have already made. Both AD and I really liked it. It's called Goulash but it's not like any goulash AD and I have ever had. If you try it, I hope you enjoy it as much as we did.
Goulash
1 1/2 pounds hamburger
1 onion, chopped (I used dried onion because AD isn't a fan of onions)
1 box Macaroni & Cheese
1/2 stick of butter or margarine
1 can chili (no beans)
1 can Rotel tomatoes with green chilies
1 can Ranch Style beans
1 can whole kernel corn (drained)
Brown the hamburger and onion and drain well.
In a separate pan, cook the macaroni and drain it well. Stir the butter into the macaroni and then the packet of cheese that comes in the box.
Mix the mac & cheese into the hamburger mixture along with the chili, Rotel tomatoes, bean and drained corn. Heat through and enjoy.
NOTE: When AD and I talked about the dish we decided it might be good to kick it up a bit the next time by adding a bit of taco seasoning or some diced jalapenos.
