A few weeks ago, Sean and I bought a fire-pit for the back yard and have since been obsessed with it. We light up a fire at least once a week, usually a couple times... or more. We almost always smell of Mesquite smoke. S'more ingredients are now staples in our pantry. When we wake up in the morning after a fire the night before, we just throw a couple of logs on the still-hot coals and have another fire.
That's what we did this past Saturday, and then we got a little creative. We had done the whole steaks-on-the-pit thing the night before (it was delish) and thought we needed more of a challenge. So, I whipped up some pizza dough and sauce and we brought the pizza stone out to the pit.
With a little crafty engineering on Sean's part (he was really into it), we ended up with some really tasty pizza!
That's what we did this past Saturday, and then we got a little creative. We had done the whole steaks-on-the-pit thing the night before (it was delish) and thought we needed more of a challenge. So, I whipped up some pizza dough and sauce and we brought the pizza stone out to the pit.
With a little crafty engineering on Sean's part (he was really into it), we ended up with some really tasty pizza!
Grandma helped put the pizzas together. I was too busy cracking up and taking pictures to be any help.
So proud of himself. That's my husband. He has a very healthy self-esteem.
I must admit, it was really good. Carson agreed.
Carson and Jet played in the yard after eating some pizza (don't worry, Jet got some too. Carson feeds him all. the. time.).
My sweetie. So lovable.
Jet hates this.
I love the look on his face when he's crawling for something he wants. In this case: Grandma.
Jet LOVES sticks, and won't let Carson hold onto one for long.
Oh, yep, there he goes. Stick stealer.
Grandma getting lots of snuggles with "her baby."










