Uh huh. Because Miley Cyrus‘ music is way more interesting than her on-off-again relationship with Liam Hemsworth, her fight with her dad and her very public bong bust. Kidding. Her music is awesome (“Party in the U.S.A,” anyone?). And we’re about to see just how awesome it really is when Miley tours Australia for the very first time on her Gypsy Heart tour that, according to Miley, is “all about the music.”
“It’s going to be different to all my other tours. It’s all about the music. There’ll be acoustic things, songs I’ve never done on tour before. I want to make it special. I’ve never toured Australia before. It’s going to be really personal. I want to take requests from the fans. My last tour was all about how many costume changes we could do. This tour is not about that.”
Not gonna lie, kinda wishing we lived in Australia right about now. Anyone wanna book a ticket across the world with us? K, cool.
Do you want to catch Miley on tour? Aussies, will you?! Do you think Miley’s more about the music or the “celebrity?!” Share in the comments!
Since Bennett has been born, Sam and I have been blessed to have our church family supply us with two to three meals a week. In addition to those three meals we usually eat with Sam's family one to two times a week. Needless to say, I have done very little cooking. However, this week I am back in the kitchen. I was reminded of a Pork Chop recipe I got off the internet a few years ago (I am sorry. I have no idea where it came from and I do not claim it as my own). As a matter of fact, I don't even know the name of the recipe. I just know it is YUMMY and would recommend you give it a try!!!
Place 4 to 6 (I know I only used 3, but it's all I had) pork chops in an oven safe dish (unless you are going to grill them)
Sorry, I didn't take an after picture. The hubster and I were trying to stuff our faces while the little dude was happy. Kind of a regular occurrence around here these days.
Mix all ingredients. Pour over 4 to 6 pork chops. Either baste and grill 4 minutes, then flip and grill 6 minutes (I have never grilled them) or bake in sauce for 1 hour at 350 degrees.
Sounds yummy! I"ll have to bookmark it! I make a simplified version of this with Salmon. I mix brown sugar, a bit of bbq sauce, and some soy sauce together. Coat Salmon and bake. It's super quick and delicious. It also reminds me of the bourbon glaze that Cheddars uses. I miss Cheddars.
mmm these look really yummy!! Just stopping by from Natalie's blogpost for the picture challenge!! Thanks for stopping by my blog. To answer your question, I shoot with a NIkon D80, and have a 18-135mm lens. I edit my photos through lightroom, and I used a preset for those first two photos to help achieve the lighting that I specifically wanted. I just posted a more recent shoot I did... wish that I waited so I could have entered some of the new photos! I love yours though... the one of the palm tree makes me miss FL!!
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