Day 198- S'mores

Even a cheap old grill can learn new tricks.



See Tom roast marshmallow. 



See Tom set marshmallow on fire.  Burn, marshmallow, burn!


See Jessi.  See Jessi enjoy s'more.  See Jessi's signature "Mmm, this is good.  Oh, do I have chocolate on my mouth?" move.  Messy, messy Jessi.



See General in the window.  General's eyes are green with envy.  Silly puppy.  S'mores are not for puppies.

Thank you, s'mores, you made my day.

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