Oh Sue my #2 DSon would love the jam & cookies. I haven't made any jam in about 5 years & he is sulkin'. (Not really just a small comment recently.)
Oh Sue my #2 DSon would love the jam & cookies. I haven't made any jam in about 5 years & he is sulkin'. (Not really just a small comment recently.)
JeanieG ... yes, those Buffalo Chip cookies have been very tasty and enjoyable!
I will confess, I did switch recipes last week, and made my Farmer's Daughter Cookies! :)
My dad has a GREAT story for ANYTHING :D :D :DQuote:
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No politics!!! tho... I could go for a Indian Costume and some Earl Grey :D
Let know, DD, where to send the Earl Gray tea....love it myself...sounds like your Dad might have been related to my gm...she always had a funny story or two to tell.
Or how about Lady Grey Tea, Ladies?
I also have some new favourites from David's Teas ... Alpine Punch, Amaretto and Oh Canada Eh! (maple, what else? :))
DDamsel ... QNSue has told us many a-story ... so let's start hearing some from your Dad!! :)
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OOOOoooooooooHHHHhhhhh I love Lady Grey as well! YUMM
Goodness!!! I am not a story teller, not like QNS or my Dad... you know, they MAY be cousins???
my Dad told us for YEARS that he was born ON THE KITCHEN TABLE, it wasnt until a few years back that story was made more clear.... he was born in the kitchen ON A BED, caught by his Grandma, who THEN placed him on the TABLE to clean him and wrap him up :D he still tells it the same old way... and the grandkids LOVE it :D
the other funny thing he always did was start a story by saying... "when I was a little girl"
:D FUN :D
We are too much alike, DDamsel ... so we'll have to treat the other Ladies, to Lady Grey at our upcoming Tea Parties!
Good birth story from your Dad ... and I can see why everyone loves to hear your personal Santa tell stories! :)