Lots and lots of Bocce! And lots of swimming, naturally. We made the annual trip to Pizazz where we tried on goofy hats and an inflatable boat was purchased. Also purchased on this outing:
Dinner night 2: LOBSTER. Our fresh lobster was accompanied by sweet corn on the cob, savory roasted potatoes and a juicy watermelon, feta and basil salad. That evening we ventured out for a taste of the Dennis nightlife to The Sand Bar. It is here where Rock King performs every Saturday night all summer long. He's a one man show - a comedian and a pianist, encouraging crowd interaction with musical sing-a-longs and providing lots of laughs. In all my years of living here, I had never heard of this man nor been to The Sand Bar. I guess it just goes to show, new experiences are sometimes where you least expect them. Rock King plays through October 9th - so if you are looking for something inexpensive (only a $3 cover) to do on the Cape on a Saturday night, I suggest you pop in! Much later back at the house we enjoyed Lemon Ice Cream Sandwiches with Blueberry Swirl. Homemade gram cracker crust, tart citrus and berries, sweet and creamy vanilla ice cream - this is probably one of the better late night eats I've had after a night out on the Cape. Well that about covers it. Covers Day 2 that is. We still have Day 3 & 4 which I'm pretty sure I can warp up in one post. There are even more amazing eats on Sunday & Monday that are going to blow you away!! Stay tuned.
Holy Lobster. Check out that claw.
Some of us played poker while others went boating.
I had the majority of the house at one point or another drinking "Daisy Specials." Vodka, pineapple and a splash of club soda. A nice sweet summer drink with just the right amount of fizz.
Dinner night 2: LOBSTER. Our fresh lobster was accompanied by sweet corn on the cob, savory roasted potatoes and a juicy watermelon, feta and basil salad. That evening we ventured out for a taste of the Dennis nightlife to The Sand Bar. It is here where Rock King performs every Saturday night all summer long. He's a one man show - a comedian and a pianist, encouraging crowd interaction with musical sing-a-longs and providing lots of laughs. In all my years of living here, I had never heard of this man nor been to The Sand Bar. I guess it just goes to show, new experiences are sometimes where you least expect them. Rock King plays through October 9th - so if you are looking for something inexpensive (only a $3 cover) to do on the Cape on a Saturday night, I suggest you pop in! Much later back at the house we enjoyed Lemon Ice Cream Sandwiches with Blueberry Swirl. Homemade gram cracker crust, tart citrus and berries, sweet and creamy vanilla ice cream - this is probably one of the better late night eats I've had after a night out on the Cape. Well that about covers it. Covers Day 2 that is. We still have Day 3 & 4 which I'm pretty sure I can warp up in one post. There are even more amazing eats on Sunday & Monday that are going to blow you away!! Stay tuned.
Are you guys sure I can't be an honorary member of the group? Gretchen, I'm crashing your party next year. This food looks incredible. Just wait till you all see the amazing video of Gretchen killing that poor poor lobster, haha!!! Looks like fun guys!!!
ReplyDeleteAh, it all looks like such a great time!!!
ReplyDeleteRegarding biscuits: yum!!! Once upon a time, an ex-boyfriend would call me "biscuit" because I made then with dinner so often!
holy spit, that is the biggest lobster ever! Looks like fun. I'm going to have to try making the daisy cocktails sometime - sounds refreshing!
ReplyDeleteYour life is so much fun! So jealous, and so happy for your awesome trip, soul sista! XX!
ReplyDeleteThat is one monster lobster!! Looks like so much fun!
ReplyDeleteLots of fun! The ice cream sandwich sounds so yummy!
ReplyDeleteYou have a beer in your hand!! I might have been right after all... hehehe!!
ReplyDeleteThat lobster is GINORMOUS!! I think I'm just going to try and cook everything that you cook for dinner lol It just all looks so good.
ReplyDeleteThat lobster is HUGE! Any chance a Daisy special will be making an appearance in VT?
ReplyDeleteholy crap!! i can't believe how big those lobsters are. SO jealous. thank goodness you posted a recipe...ahhh!
ReplyDeletethat is a lot of food porn right there.Oh and the lobsters?! Those lobsters are so big, please send some over my way. hehehehhee
ReplyDeletei'd love a piece of that biscuit, but if the lobster was in the way i'd prolly need a gat to get by it.
ReplyDeletexoxo,
carrie
I want that lobster hat! Thanks for sharing all the fun pics :)
ReplyDeleteYour food looks sooo good. Recipes, please!!
ReplyDeleteholy cow! i have never seen a lobster like that! I'm impressed you knew what to do with it, I would just run! :)
ReplyDeleteAll the recipes are now posted on my blog!
ReplyDeleteOne of my favorite moments of the weekend:
Daisy singing along at Rock King
Colucci: "Do you know this song?"
Daisy: "No, I'm just pretending!"
You really are the cutest...
That is a huge lobster wow! Great photos. You moved on from the blue glasses to yellow ones. Love the look!
ReplyDeleteBe good...
Looks like such a fun weekend!
ReplyDeleteAll this food looks AMAZING. I cannot get over the size of the lobster~!!
ReplyDeleteOh yum! Now I want lobster. 4 days away from a computer sounds like BLISS.
ReplyDeleteThat lobster is FRIGGIN' huge! How many guys did it take to wrangle that sucka in? LOL. But Yum! Yummmmmmmm! What a blast! =)
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