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OMG! Living where you live and you've never had Key Lime Pie?? That's going to be the first thing I do for you when we meet - make you a pie! After hugging you, of course...
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Sista, I will make you WHATEVAH your heart desires!! Full course meal, you name it. I love to cook, but even more than that, I love to cook for people I love and people who will appreciate the food. So yeah! You tell me your favorite things, and I'll whip 'em all up for ya! (And you won't even have to do dishes, either, how's that?!)
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I saw my ex-boyfriend when I dropped my Son off at school this morning. It literally made me sick to my stomach. I HATE seeing him, even after all these years, it makes me uneasy.
Glad to hear the Kiddos are back in school! I'm watching Handy Manny with my Daughter and trying to talk her into watching Twilight with me!
How you doing today my Sista?
Glad to hear the Kiddos are back in school! I'm watching Handy Manny with my Daughter and trying to talk her into watching Twilight with me!
How you doing today my Sista?
I'm just a little unwell
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We watch Handy Manny, too. 
I think I'm going back to sleep for a little while.
My son told me LAST NIGHT right before he went to bed that he has to have To Kill a Mockingbird for class on Tuesday. He's been out of school for 10 days! 10 days we've had to go shopping, and he waits until 10 p.m. last night to tell me?!? Thanks. Stupid teenagers. LOL
I think I'm going back to sleep for a little while.
My son told me LAST NIGHT right before he went to bed that he has to have To Kill a Mockingbird for class on Tuesday. He's been out of school for 10 days! 10 days we've had to go shopping, and he waits until 10 p.m. last night to tell me?!? Thanks. Stupid teenagers. LOL
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Whipped cream sounds yummy.
I read To Kill A Mockingbird in 10th grade. One of my friends insisted on calling it How to Kill a Mockingbird. What is this, an instruction manual?
So much decent literature was ruined for me by being forced to read it for high school English class... *sigh*
I read To Kill A Mockingbird in 10th grade. One of my friends insisted on calling it How to Kill a Mockingbird. What is this, an instruction manual?
So much decent literature was ruined for me by being forced to read it for high school English class... *sigh*
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I had to read To Kill a Mockingbird in 10th grade too. It was ok. I enjoyed a separate peace much more.
If I was designing a curriculum, I'd make a list of books and let the class vote on which they'd like to read and discuss. And they wouldnt all be all American and British classics from 100 years ago either. Its the 21st century people. lol
If I was designing a curriculum, I'd make a list of books and let the class vote on which they'd like to read and discuss. And they wouldnt all be all American and British classics from 100 years ago either. Its the 21st century people. lol
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Originally Posted by Eroica 
I had to read To Kill a Mockingbird in 10th grade too. It was ok. I enjoyed a separate peace much more.
If I was designing a curriculum, I'd make a list of books and let the class vote on which they'd like to read and discuss. And they wouldnt all be all American and British classics from 100 years ago either. Its the 21st century people. lol
If I was designing a curriculum, I'd make a list of books and let the class vote on which they'd like to read and discuss. And they wouldnt all be all American and British classics from 100 years ago either. Its the 21st century people. lol
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Oh my gosh - what fun talk. Pie and books - and banana bread..
To Kill a Mockingbird is one of my all time favorites - read it as a teen, in my 20's and again in my 40's and most recently in my 50's (that is really old - me not the book).. and reread Fahrenheit 451 this year (a timeless book).. OK - so that kid of yours is reading Mockingbird TSH - wonder how he will like it.. pretty tough topic..
Love lemon meringue pie. Tried a lime version this year and was wonderful.. Do you ever put chocolate chips in your banana bread? really good..
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To Kill a Mockingbird is one of my all time favorites - read it as a teen, in my 20's and again in my 40's and most recently in my 50's (that is really old - me not the book).. and reread Fahrenheit 451 this year (a timeless book).. OK - so that kid of yours is reading Mockingbird TSH - wonder how he will like it.. pretty tough topic..
Love lemon meringue pie. Tried a lime version this year and was wonderful.. Do you ever put chocolate chips in your banana bread? really good..
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I haven't read TKAM since I had to read it in school. I have no idea what my son will think of it. He loves books and loves to read, but generally hates anything he "has" to read. LOL
KB - I DO sometimes put chocolate chips in my banana bread! It is so yummy.
I generally DON'T put nuts in it, though. I've actually gotten compliments because of that. I've had people say they love banana bread but don't like nuts and it's really hard for them to find banana bread without nuts. I like nuts, but I tend to not like nuts IN things (like breads and brownies) so I leave them out. Must be ok because the bread always disappears REALLY quickly!
KB - I DO sometimes put chocolate chips in my banana bread! It is so yummy.
I generally DON'T put nuts in it, though. I've actually gotten compliments because of that. I've had people say they love banana bread but don't like nuts and it's really hard for them to find banana bread without nuts. I like nuts, but I tend to not like nuts IN things (like breads and brownies) so I leave them out. Must be ok because the bread always disappears REALLY quickly! 
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