My Favorite SNL Skits (Part 3)

 SNL (Saturday Night Live) skits air every Saturday, making it one of the best nights of the week. I thought I'd share 10 more of my favorite SNL skits of all time. These are the ones I watch on repeat. I come back to them from time to time to cheer me up. They always do. If these don't make you laugh, I don't know what will...

1. The Science Room

A teacher desperately tries to remain calm as he teaches his two students about air.

2. December to Remember Car Commerical

A dad surprises his family with a new car but things quickly go awry. 

3. College Panel

To these students, no questions are off-limits as they interview hit stars in the latest show.

4. 39 Cents

A man tries to help a poor village by asking viewers to donate a mere 39 cents.

5. The Boarding of Flight 314

Two employees at the airport try to board everyone on flight 314, but there's not enough space.

6. Paw Patrol

A man tries to persuade the city to vote out the mayor and employ human firefighters and police instead of talking dogs.

7. Overnight Salad

A woman uses unusual ingredients to make an overnight salad for her family.

8. Amazon Echo

A commercial advertises a new device for the elderly. 

9. Boop-It

A commercial advertises a new toy for kids (and dads).

10. Dry Fridays

College students share their drinking stories in a group session.

What are your favorite skits? Thanks for visiting!

How to Make the Best Oatmeal Ever

A couple months ago, I went through an oatmeal craze. I ate oatmeal every day for breakfast for a few weeks straight. Unsurprisingly, I got tired of it. Part of the reason why was because it was messy. Some days, out of nowhere, it would be spinning in the microwave and suddenly explode. It didn't make any sense! It didn't explode the day before. What was I doing differently? It was too unpredictable. 

A few days ago, I started to make oatmeal again. And finally, finally, I perfected my method! Here it is:

How to Make the Best Oatmeal Ever (In My Opinion)

Scoop 1/2 cup of Trader Joe's Oven Toasted Old Fashioned Organic Oats into a microwave-safe bowl. Pour in 3/4 cup of whole milk. Add in a dash of salt to taste and a sprinkle of cinnamon for extra flavor. Mix it a little with a spoon. 

Place it in the microwave for 1 minute. It shouldn't boil over (check your settings - maybe the setting is too high). When it beeps, stir the oatmeal.

Place it back into the microwave for 1 minute. Keep an eye on it. About 30 seconds in, it may start to bubble. Take it out before it bubbles over. 

Place a plate on top of the hot bowl. This traps in the steam and heat and helps to thicken the oatmeal. Leave the plate on for 7 - 11 minutes, depending on thick you want your oats. 

Top it off with slices of banana and a spoonful of Skippy's Creamy Peanut Butter.

Enjoy!

Do you have any favorite oatmeal recipes? Thanks for visiting!