24 Hour Recovery Connections Part 95
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Originally Posted by venuscat 
December 27, 2015
ChickChick ~ 1 week! ♥
growpath ~ 2 months! ♥
venuscat ~ 1 year & 2 months! ♥
1newcreation ~ 3 years & 4 months! ♥
ChickChick ~ 1 week! ♥
growpath ~ 2 months! ♥
venuscat ~ 1 year & 2 months! ♥
1newcreation ~ 3 years & 4 months! ♥
Congratulations to Our Marvelous Milestoners.
Well done.
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And now, because it’s Sunday…
Let’s celebrate the folks on this thread who made a commitment here within a 24 hour period, 7 days in a row, over the last week. That’s every day, rain or shine, rush, leisure, and even Christmas!!! You guys are all super amazing and I am grateful to every single one of you here! This thread wouldn’t be as amazing as it is without regular members like you! Thank you all so very much for being here every day and your dedication!!
1newcreation
altoids
arbor
BarbieKen
biminiblue
BlissWithin
BuddinK
Carlotta
Cascabel
Coldfusion
DaneK
Dee74
erfra7
FaithfulAndFree
ForgiveMeAll
Goat
goose333
Hevyn
Humbug
Kaneda8888
Kris47
least
letitgo
Lostmyoffswitch
Madbird
Mark1014
NeoNew
NoGoingBack
Purpleknight
rahrah*
soberwolf
sthlondonab
Supertired
Surrender2win
upwardspiral
vanaprastha
venuscat
waywardson8260
ZeldaFan
*A very special congratulations to Rahrah for making the list for the first time!! Woot! Woot!
Want to be on the list for next week? You can be! The next week for the list began today at 12a CST! Still plenty of time to check in!
Let’s celebrate the folks on this thread who made a commitment here within a 24 hour period, 7 days in a row, over the last week. That’s every day, rain or shine, rush, leisure, and even Christmas!!! You guys are all super amazing and I am grateful to every single one of you here! This thread wouldn’t be as amazing as it is without regular members like you! Thank you all so very much for being here every day and your dedication!! 1newcreation
altoids
arbor
BarbieKen
biminiblue
BlissWithin
BuddinK
Carlotta
Cascabel
Coldfusion
DaneK
Dee74
erfra7
FaithfulAndFree
ForgiveMeAll
Goat
goose333
Hevyn
Humbug
Kaneda8888
Kris47
least
letitgo
Lostmyoffswitch
Madbird
Mark1014
NeoNew
NoGoingBack
Purpleknight
rahrah*
soberwolf
sthlondonab
Supertired
Surrender2win
upwardspiral
vanaprastha
venuscat
waywardson8260
ZeldaFan
*A very special congratulations to Rahrah for making the list for the first time!! Woot! Woot!
Want to be on the list for next week? You can be! The next week for the list began today at 12a CST! Still plenty of time to check in!
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Today, I will accept where I am and continue pushing forward. If I am in the midst of a learning experience, I will allow myself to continue on with the faith that the day of mastery and reward will come. Help me, God; understand that despite my best efforts to live in peaceful serenity, there are times of mountain climbing. Help me stop creating chaos and crisis, and help me meet the challenges that will move me upward and forward.
please 24 more to this inactive alcoholic/addict
please 24 more to this inactive alcoholic/addict
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Originally Posted by venuscat
PLEASE may we have your apple crumble recipe Goat? ♥
This is the simplest recipe ever:
1) Round up any containers of dry oatmeal in your kitchen and give them to a neighbor because putting oatmeal in apple crisp is like adding sawdust to your coffee.
2) Peel and cut up 6 large apples into small bits and put the bits in a baking dish. I usually use a large flat casserole dish. This recipe is particularly nice with sweeter apples like fuji or kiku, but if any actual chefs are reading this yes the tartness of granny smiths balances the sweetness of the sugars a little. Kind of like balancing a buick with a bicycle, given how much sugar is in this. Might as well give in to the sugar.
3) Mix 1/2 cup sugar and 2 tsp cinnamon and sprinkle it over the apples in the dish. Don't worry too much about perfection, it's all going to be a liquidy mess in the bottom anyway.
4) Mix 3/4 cup flour, 1/2 cup sugar, 1/2 cup butter, 1/2 tsp vanilla until it makes little crumbles and spoon it evenly on top of the apples. It's too sticky to do a perfect job of this; big clumps are fine.
5) Bake at 350 for 45 minutes
6) Try not to eat the whole thing in one sitting
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Day 15 and it's time for the last Christmas related activity of the year. Heading to my parents' today to exchange the last of the gifts and then the holiday is officially over. Then it's time for that awkward week between Christmas and New Year's when everyone is on vacation at work and you are in your office sitting in silence, haha. In for 24 more!
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Originally Posted by Goat
4) Mix 3/4 cup flour, 1/2 cup sugar, 1/2 cup butter, 1/2 tsp vanilla until it makes little crumbles and spoon it evenly on top of the apples. It's too sticky to do a perfect job of this; big clumps are fine.
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Originally Posted by erfra7
Today, I will accept where I am and continue pushing forward. If I am in the midst of a learning experience, I will allow myself to continue on with the faith that the day of mastery and reward will come. Help me, God; understand that despite my best efforts to live in peaceful serenity, there are times of mountain climbing. Help me stop creating chaos and crisis, and help me meet the challenges that will move me upward and forward.
please 24 more to this inactive alcoholic/addict
please 24 more to this inactive alcoholic/addict
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Originally Posted by Goat
Yes, sorry, you asked for it yesterday and then I got distracted and forgot
This is the simplest recipe ever:
1) Round up any containers of dry oatmeal in your kitchen and give them to a neighbor because putting oatmeal in apple crisp is like adding sawdust to your coffee.
2) Peel and cut up 6 large apples into small bits and put the bits in a baking dish. I usually use a large flat casserole dish. This recipe is particularly nice with sweeter apples like fuji or kiku, but if any actual chefs are reading this yes the tartness of granny smiths balances the sweetness of the sugars a little. Kind of like balancing a buick with a bicycle, given how much sugar is in this. Might as well give in to the sugar.
3) Mix 1/2 cup sugar and 2 tsp cinnamon and sprinkle it over the apples in the dish. Don't worry too much about perfection, it's all going to be a liquidy mess in the bottom anyway.
4) Mix 3/4 cup flour, 1/2 cup sugar, 1/2 cup butter, 1/2 tsp vanilla until it makes little crumbles and spoon it evenly on top of the apples. It's too sticky to do a perfect job of this; big clumps are fine.
5) Bake at 350 for 45 minutes
6) Try not to eat the whole thing in one sitting
This is the simplest recipe ever:
1) Round up any containers of dry oatmeal in your kitchen and give them to a neighbor because putting oatmeal in apple crisp is like adding sawdust to your coffee.
2) Peel and cut up 6 large apples into small bits and put the bits in a baking dish. I usually use a large flat casserole dish. This recipe is particularly nice with sweeter apples like fuji or kiku, but if any actual chefs are reading this yes the tartness of granny smiths balances the sweetness of the sugars a little. Kind of like balancing a buick with a bicycle, given how much sugar is in this. Might as well give in to the sugar.
3) Mix 1/2 cup sugar and 2 tsp cinnamon and sprinkle it over the apples in the dish. Don't worry too much about perfection, it's all going to be a liquidy mess in the bottom anyway.
4) Mix 3/4 cup flour, 1/2 cup sugar, 1/2 cup butter, 1/2 tsp vanilla until it makes little crumbles and spoon it evenly on top of the apples. It's too sticky to do a perfect job of this; big clumps are fine.
5) Bake at 350 for 45 minutes
6) Try not to eat the whole thing in one sitting
Originally Posted by Goat
4) Mix 3/4 cup flour, 1/2 cup sugar, 1/2 cup butter, 1/2 tsp vanilla until it makes little crumbles and spoon it evenly on top of the apples. It's too sticky to do a perfect job of this; big clumps are fine.
^ this step wants brown sugar. Too bad I didn't catch that before the editing period expired.
^ this step wants brown sugar. Too bad I didn't catch that before the editing period expired.
♥I can actually make this, yes, even me!!! Going to use the granny smiths. And Goat, you are hysterical. And wonderful, and we love you very much!!!
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Originally Posted by Kaneda8888
Almost forgot to check in. Well done to all the milestoners! Wheeeeee! Sorry but I am feeling strangely upbeat lately
Another 24 hours of happiness, wisdom and sobriety please. It's 9 :10am here!
Another 24 hours of happiness, wisdom and sobriety please. It's 9 :10am here!
Welcome back strat!!!
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