Web Cam's are the coolest thing in the world. I simply love mine. Everyday well almost everyday. AJ and I get on them and play, read stories and dance to music, etc. I encourage everyone to get one.
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I like to read blogs, it's addicting. I get so bummed when people don't update. They probably hate me for not updating mine more frequently. I also like comments. So feel free to leave some. I'm moving and my internet will be done for some time come Saturday. I will do my best to update. But in reality, don't count on it. There will be so much to read (for you) and post(for me) after the big move.
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I agree with you. He loves the time when he can see his Trish on the computer. Especially when he can play peek a boo with you! I'm so glad he can still have the special time with you.
If you want to see me so bad then you can buy me one :)
Easy Breadsticks or cinnamon twists
1 1/2 C Hot water
2c flour
2 Tablespoons sugar
1 tsp salt
1 1/2 c flour
1 Tablespoon yeast
put hot water in mixing bowl, sprinkle 2 c flour over water, then sprinkle sugar, then salt, then the 1 1/2 c flour. Dig a well in the middle and put the yeast into it. Mix then let rise until double. roll out with rolling pin(if you make cinnamon twist spread 2 TBLS melted butter then sprinkle with cinnamon & sugar, if not cut witha pizza cutter, and twist.
**for cinnamon twist melt 1/4 c butter in the 9x 13 pan, if making breadsticks melt 1/2 c butter in 9x13 pan and add Garlic salr and salad supreme seasonings. Rise until double. Cook 400 degrees until tops are golden brown.
Frosting for cinnamon twists, I just throw a little melted butter, vanilla, milk and powdered sugar until desired consistency!
Allen and I have been looking into purchasing one. Any brand that is better than others??
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