My parents were in town so we were able to relax and enjoy our night out together knowing Spencer and Lily were being spoiled just a touch from their Gaga and Papaw :)
We went to the Viking cooking school for a Classic Steakhouse menu...perfect for the boys who are meat and potato kinds of guys.
Mushroom Caps stuffed with Crab Imperial was our first side to prepare...yumm! The boys jumped right in and did a great job mixing and stuffing.
Next was the Bernaise Sauce which ended up being a huge fail because I forgot to read the directions and didn't separate the egg yolks. (I'm sure my sister is laughing right now because she would have known to do this without any directions!)
It turned out to be to our advantage because the other team made extra for us so we had more time to socialize :)
Next up...Twice-Baked Tall Potatoes
As you can see, Amy and I were not working near as hard as my sweet husband.
My friend Amy has such a fun personality and always makes us laugh...
Bacon-Wrapped Filet Mignon...the most important part of the meal!
Michael and Scott are both grill masters so we decided to put them in charge.
If you haven't figured it out by now...our husbands ended up doing most of the work while Amy and I had fun catching up with each other. Good thing they are both great in the kitchen.
Scott asked Amy if it was time to turn the steaks...oops...was she supposed to be in charge of timing???
After all the hard work we sat down to enjoy steaks cooked to perfection. We topped off our fabulous meal with Bananas Foster.
What a blessing it is to have friends who make your hearts full.
It was a perfect night out...a much needed night out together. Thank you Sunshine for treating us to something so fun!
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In my last post, I showed you how to hook up the new dojo grid component to a RESTful resource in Rails. Now we're ready to make it editable. I promise this will be a shorter post than last time. The key piece is making a new model object to handle our edits. The dojo grid already provides the key pieces to make editing happen; we just need to provide a way to pass the edited values into our Jester-made object to send them along to our application. The way we do this is by creating our own model class which extends dojox.grid.data.Objects. Then we create an instance of this class. This is what the code looks like:
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