Marci's Super Superintendent's party!

The "Superintendent's Dinner" is always a very popular item at the Eureka Schools Foundation Auction.

My dear friend, Marci bought "the crowd favorite" item last year and invited us to attend the dinner,

which was held in her backyard on Saturday, along with many of our good friends in Granite Bay.

Marci, is quite the party hostess and once again, out did herself with the wonderful decor and the spectacular setting.

Our superintendent, Tim and his wife, Gretchen, and their crew from the district office, threw together the most amazing gourmet dinner and BBQ,

which included decadent array of hor d'oeuvres, succulant salads and breads, grilled chicken, steak and salmon and a dazzling display of desserts.

Every single item tasted absolutely delicious. They were amazing!

My favorite item of the night, were Gretchen's homemade chocolate macadamia nut brownies, which were out of this world.

If anyone there is anyone out there reading this post, who is thinking of bidding on this item at the ESF Auction this year, I would definitely encourage you do so.

I promise, you won't be dissappointed!

Marci's beautiful backyard, with the gorgeous tablesetting, ready to entertain.

Marisa Schorer and Kim Nash visiting with the party hostess, Marci, and our superintendent and chief party planner, Tim McCarty.

Tim and Gretchen McCarty, co-chairmen of the Superintendent's Super party!
It was truly...super!

Teri Louer, our Special Ed. director and master of the grill!

Hanging out with Steve Nash and Kim Nash.
Just to clarify...Steve and Kim are brother and sister-in-law.
Steve is married to Renee Nash, and they are new next door neighbors.
Kim is married to Russ Nash, Steve's brother.
I just didn't want to confuse anyone or start any rumors :)!!

The crowd mingling around the salad smorgasbord.

Renee Nash, our new neighbor and Steve Schorer helping themselves to the incredible desserts!
The dessert table.
Front and center are the amazing chocolate macadamia nut brownies.
Yum!
Phil and Vicki Johnson, our old neighbors were there.
What fun it was to catch up with them!