Gabe1
Ivory Tower Squabble EST 2011. WINDMILL SURVIVOR
Too hot skipped.
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Figgy1
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I was out of the house early enough I needed a light shawl
Cesar R M
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I found American to be better than Continental right when they merged with United. Its somewhat better now. Not that I have that many options.
Gabe1
Ivory Tower Squabble EST 2011. WINDMILL SURVIVOR
It’s just not me but the produce and foods becomes to hot.
wdwfan4ver
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My parents go to Farmer's market earlier in the week due to traffic on Saturday's. They picked up peas, green beans, cucumbers, and corn.
The cucumbers were for making up sweet & sour cucumbers and they go top of the mashed potatoes. It is very old family recipe that my dad learned from his grandma.
StarWarsGirl
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@King Racoon 77 appears to be having anothee identity crisis.
Figgy1
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I can't even imagine the struggles Donna must have trying to keep him on his meds. Maybe warmer weather and a target on his little island would help
Gabe1
Ivory Tower Squabble EST 2011. WINDMILL SURVIVOR
Make sure the recipes are physically documented. I did with my dads mom. She taught me a lot however a few were never taught that I wish I had. Gran did not measure. It was site and texture and general ingredients. I taught my DD most Site recipes as Gran taught me. Gran passed when I was only 17. Not enough time.
MinnieM123
Premium Member
True, but then again, there is also this little nugget --
Most individuals who suffer multiple personality disorder (MPD) are described as highly intelligent, perceptive, sensitive, and bright (Wiibur, 1984a, 1984b, 1985). Beahrs (1982) writes that "multiple personalities are generally brilliant, with an insatiable curiosity about themselves and life issues"
P.S. (I know I shouldn't encourage @King Racoon 77 .)
Figgy1
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Ya think?P.S. (I know I shouldn't encourage @King Racoon 77 .)
Goofyernmost
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This may very well be the proverbial exception to the rule!
John park hopper
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93boomer
Premium Member
Oh goodness.
The Jewel of the Seas
wdwfan4ver
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It is. My dad made sure the recipes are documented physically. He did it long time ago for that recipe and others he was taught by his grandma.
As far as your Grandma not measuring, I've heard the same thing about Dad's grandma and My moms mom when it comes to cooking. Its pretty common.
Cesar R M
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Well... they are technically cheating.. as their multiple personalities can talk with each other and resolve things in tandemTrue, but then again, there is also this little nugget --
Most individuals who suffer multiple personality disorder (MPD) are described as highly intelligent, perceptive, sensitive, and bright (Wiibur, 1984a, 1984b, 1985). Beahrs (1982) writes that "multiple personalities are generally brilliant, with an insatiable curiosity about themselves and life issues"
P.S. (I know I shouldn't encourage @King Racoon 77 .)
donaldtoo
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As far as I know, we don’t have signs like that down here…at least not one that I’ve ever seen…
93boomer
Premium Member
We’ve had that all weekend! I told DH that I feel like I live in a tropical climate with this heat and humidity without the gorgeous views.That time of year when you open your front door to an outside oven, open your car door to an even hotter oven, then watch the heat waves flow outta’ the car for about a minute before even attempting to get in…!!!!!
