Our addition

I would like to introduce you to the newest member of our family. Yesterday Emma and I surprised Travis with a little fish waiting in our house. šŸ™‚ I love surprising other people.

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Travis enjoys fish. So much so that we have a clean large aquarium and all the toys, cleaners, filters, food and pebbles. Empty. For sale. Why did I buy a boring beta fish then?!

We have the…lucky (?) talent of buying fish that are pregnant. So in one night we go from having 2 fish to about 30. Yeah. Won’t go into the drama fish stir up in our family. In which case you ask me how dramatic can fish really be?!

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Trust me my friend, fish stir up drama.

I chose a beta fish because:

1. You can chose the sex. Not to be sexist, but a male beta fish won’t surprise you with baby fish. So yeah, guess I am.

2. Ā Emma really wanted a purple fish.

3. They can live in a bowl without any filtration.

4. Emma’s been into Nemo so…

5. THEIR BOWL IS EASY TO CLEAN. Amen.

SO… we bought this little (MALE) beta fish which is still un-named. Emma loves him and had to eat her breakfast next to him as he was eating his.

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Hope you have a great weekend full of rest.

 

Cajun Talapia

I have found the easiest meal EVER. Just bake a coupleĀ Cajun seasonedĀ fillets of Talapia in the oven at 350’F for about 15-20 min (of until flaky) and you have the best fish ever. I found my fish at Safeway and it was $1 for 1 fillet- not too bad in my eyes. You can also buy them in bulk. Trav really liked it and I’m sure I’m going to make this a staple in our home. And I’m thinking about fish sandwiches too- one of Trav’s favorite sandwiches (yuck!) But I’m sure he’ll love it. šŸ™‚

Talapia and dip

I also made the tarter sauce. It’s mayo, sour cream, chopped garlic and lots of dill.I don’t have the Ā measurements because I made it based on theĀ consistency. Sorry, but I hope you make this- it’s an amazing meal in less than 30 min. Bingo. Have a great weekend.

Talapia with Olive bread