Again with the cookies....
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Join Date: Dec 2006
Location: Canada
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Again with the cookies....
This past weekend I went to the "cookie walk" held at a local church in my community. All the lovely church ladies baked up apparently over 800 dozen different cookies.... The deal is you buy a small or large container and you load up with the cookies of your choice. Ya. I bought both sizes.
Saturday morning I stood outside in almost minus 20 degree weather in a line up with all the other non Christmas bakers. We stood there shivering like junkies awaiting methodone...
I think we were.
I can't stop. Too many cookies...too much time before Christmas. Breakfast, lunch and dinner...cookies...
No "off" button.
cookie monster.jpeg
Saturday morning I stood outside in almost minus 20 degree weather in a line up with all the other non Christmas bakers. We stood there shivering like junkies awaiting methodone...
I think we were.
I can't stop. Too many cookies...too much time before Christmas. Breakfast, lunch and dinner...cookies...
No "off" button.
cookie monster.jpeg
sounds like heaven.....cookies were one of those things I didn't understand when drinking....how you could choose to frivolously consume those calories and waste them rather than drink the equivalent of a bottle of wine per two large cookies.
ahem, can you spare a couple?
ahem, can you spare a couple?
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Join Date: Feb 2010
Location: NJ
Posts: 20,458
Davids cookies...Pecan Meltaways are on sale at Costco....big tin for $9.99.
I bought 2 for gifts....I opened one last night, so I must replace it plus and extra one, just in case....
the butter, the sugar, the nuts!
I bought 2 for gifts....I opened one last night, so I must replace it plus and extra one, just in case....
the butter, the sugar, the nuts!
You are a girl after my own heart, Nuu.
I have used cookies to self-medicate my whole life. Nothing short of a diabetes diagnosis will change that practice. Creamy mashed potatoes are my go-to if no cookies are available.
You are simply terrific, Nuu.
I have used cookies to self-medicate my whole life. Nothing short of a diabetes diagnosis will change that practice. Creamy mashed potatoes are my go-to if no cookies are available.
You are simply terrific, Nuu.
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Join Date: May 2014
Location: Washington, MO
Posts: 2,306
I love this site! So far the foods for sobriety are cookies, ice cream and bacon (Judging from # of posts) and I can't disagree. Maybe we can figure out how to get these permitable binges over with by 10 am so some daily movement compensates a bit. My habit is a evening-TV-couch-munchies thing---not good for my "core".
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