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dontwantaname wrote:Cookies were good!

I've heard this from a valued resource.

agingdragqueen wrote:She means me you guys. Don't think I forgot the cookies. I never forget cookies sent to me.

I need some "special cookies" like we baked in college :/

Mavyn wrote:For those not aware--yes, I'm serious. When I lived in CA, I baked a lot. 3-4 batches a weekend. I'd box them up and ship to friends all over, including a few in the UK and Germany. Priority gets them there in 2-3 days, stateside. Not 'warm from the oven' but still tasty enough. Poof got some--as well as some breads that I was experimenting with at the time.

Mmm-mmm, good!

j5 wrote:I like fruity-oaty cookies best, FWIW.

dontwantaname wrote:But your sig pictures aren't
Just a blue ?

Not sure what you mean.

AZGman wrote:Me, I am here.

And that, too, is good. Any Emmi news over the holiday? I may have missed it.

klozitshoper wrote:And that, too, is good. Any Emmi news over the holiday? I may have missed it.

Yeah, I would have missed it, too.

klozitshoper wrote:And that, too, is good. Any Emmi news over the holiday? I may have missed it.

She's doing well; continuing outpatient therapies and being tutored at home via the county's school programs.

Her lungs are still a bit weak and her left hand and arm are still issues, but her mind is sharp and her spirit is strong!

AZGman wrote:She's doing well; continuing outpatient therapies and being tutored at home via the county's school programs.

Her lungs are still a bit weak and her left hand and arm are still issues, but her mind is sharp and her spirit is strong!

Great news!

G'night, folks.

AZGman wrote:She's doing well; continuing outpatient therapies and being tutored at home via the county's school programs.

Her lungs are still a bit weak and her left hand and arm are still issues, but her mind is sharp and her spirit is strong!

So glad to hear that she is doing well!! YAY!

kdccrosby wrote:So glad to hear that she is doing well!! YAY!

Add my YAY! It is indeed good news.

agingdragqueen wrote:She means me you guys. Don't think I forgot the cookies. I never forget cookies sent to me.

Aww, that's sweet. Thanks! I didn't want to out anyone who didn't volunteer.

Glad Emmi is doing well!

Got a migraine, Tues, just now able to sit at my computer again.... uggh.

Drum roll:
Just wrapped my last Christmas present!

Need some ideas. I'm making a recipe binder for granddaughter #1. I'd like to put something sloppily sentimental in the front cover so that 30 years from now she'll think of me when she opens it up.

dontwantaname wrote:What is the longest it can last?

A week, but this one is basically gone, it's just the woosey post migraine crap now.

Thanks TT, I'm much better this evening. Yesterday I couldn't even sit up for more than a couple minutes.

pooflady wrote:Need some ideas. I'm making a recipe binder for granddaughter #1. I'd like to put something sloppily sentimental in the front cover so that 30 years from now she'll think of me when she opens it up.

A personal letter talking about cooking together, or something else you remember doing fondly. Something telling her how much she has meant to you. (basically how you want her to remember you )

Sorry if this posts twice, my internet is really bad and it crashed on the last post.

pooflady wrote:Need some ideas. I'm making a recipe binder for granddaughter #1. I'd like to put something sloppily sentimental in the front cover so that 30 years from now she'll think of me when she opens it up.

Any cooking toy have done together? A picture of the implements...with a smear of batter or frosting. I remember making little cookies our if biscuit dough....tiny rolling pin, cookie cutters. Cream glaze, and then sprinkled and silver imperials always remind me of her.

I think I'm just going to hand write:

"Blessed be the ties that bind generations"

Unless someone comes up with something I like better.

Now I have to practice my handwriting.

pooflady wrote:Need some ideas. I'm making a recipe binder for granddaughter #1. I'd like to put something sloppily sentimental in the front cover so that 30 years from now she'll think of me when she opens it up.

the lyrics to "grandma got run over by a reindeer"

no1 wrote:the lyrics to "grandma got run over by a reindeer"

Pfttt!

Night all. Tomorrow.

Good morning all.

pooflady wrote:Need some ideas. I'm making a recipe binder for granddaughter #1. I'd like to put something sloppily sentimental in the front cover so that 30 years from now she'll think of me when she opens it up.

Is there any phrase or cliche you've used repeatedly, that would evoke fond memories of you, such as, "Dinner will be ready, when I damn-well say it's ready," or " Get yer filthy hands out of the cookie dough!" or "I'm sick and tired of making 1400 lbs. of frickin' potato salad every frickin' year," or "Boil Yer own damn Easter eggs this year!" . . . etc.

Oh, and, mornin', folks.

Good morning everybody! LOL, AZ!

edit: So glad Emmi is doing well!

Morning!

Still congested, but I was able to sleep the night through, so that helps tremendously.

Happy Friday, Wootland!

AZGman wrote:Is there any phrase or cliche you've used repeatedly, that would evoke fond memories of you, such as, "Dinner will be ready, when I damn-well say it's ready," or " Get yer filthy hands out of the cookie dough!" or "I'm sick and tired of making 1400 lbs. of frickin' potato salad every frickin' year," or "Boil Yer own damn Easter eggs this year!" . . . etc.

Oh, and, mornin', folks.

"you'll put your eye out"

Morning everyone

pooflady wrote:I think I'm just going to hand write:

"Blessed be the ties that bind generations"

Unless someone comes up with something I like better.

Now I have to practice my handwriting.

I like that. Would look nice if you could put a picture of the two of you on it as well.

Edit: Or a current picture of her, and a picture of you at the same age. Kind of goes with the writing imo