The Annual Lamb Roast

The recipe for lamb roast was utterly delish! Those Greeks know how to cook lamb! This lamb was so yummy that I even liked it cold and before you could not have paid me to eat it cold. Of course the lamb was on the spit so all the grease came out, but something about the lemon juice made all the difference and while warm the oregano was evident but not overwhelming and it married in the lamb overnight to become one. Not as many people showed as we had asked but those that did show, I hope had as good of a time as we did. After the feast, Sharon played the keyboard, Sheryl the violin and Omar the harmonica. It is always so special to have live music and hear the musicians jam, first one starts some music and then the others come on one by one. Now we need more musicians and more parties! I'm thinking a fall harvest one could be fun! No one was a garlic aficionado, but several tasted it and pronounced it good. Best of all 3 people brought chocolate cake with chocolate frosting, each was different and each was yummy, I assure you! I enjoyed hearing a bit about Scotland from Matt, who is going to law school there. I always wish I could be everywhere at once and hear every one's stories. Doug and Coady brought a beautiful bouquet of flowers to adorn the table. All in all it was a great party for me and I had fun. Ryan and Crystal brought their little boy (4 months old) with them, our first glimpse, and he was a smiley baby and seemed intrigued by all the people he saw. His name is Osage River! I'd like to be a mouse when the first grade teachers get this new generation. There are some really unique names out there right now. Hope this encourages you all to try new recipes and have more parties! Ta ta!