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they are quite easy to make. I suggest you all try it ;0)

I sense a lack of cookies.... My computer has some too, it seems....!

Easy for cooking illiterates?

I think so. It was one of the first recipes I started making when I was learning to bake.

Okay, that recipe sounds wonderful but cinnamon toast cookies? The mind boggles (in a good way of course:).

LOL.. it's a simple sugar cookie dough that is rolled in cinnamon and sugar that has been "whizzed" with a vanilla bean. It's somethign my mom ionvented. It's like a snicker doodle but not crisp and very yummy if you bake them until set and not crisp but around the edges.

freebubbles coming out of suger coma......


CAn I have some more?

inserting insulin IV # 6!!!

yummmmmy!!! I love cookies....oops there she goes back into the comma but at lest she is happy!!!

lmao

Drooooooooooooooool!!!!

Greetings, Just joined the forum and wanted to say hello. The best defination of pagon I have heard means pure. I find the origional records much more descriptive than the new age illustrations. The Winter Solstace was origionally a symbolic death for the sun in the sky. It reaches the furthest point in the Northern hemisphere. Then a rebirth at the Spring Equanox occurs on Easter. The Christmas Tree is symbolic of the Universe, the ornaments represent the planets, with a star on the top.
Happy Holiday's,
The Serpent

I follow an eclectic pagan/native american path. Living in the south, I just don't talk about it. However, it turns out that my neighbor participates in native american beliefs...that was probably one of the best nights of conversation I have had in a long time - as I do so much miss camping out at pow wows back home in NH.

My boyfriend is a vehement atheist, he even writes letters back to churches who have the audacity to leave 'come to our church' notices on our door or mailbox. Don't get me started on Sam Harris.

However, we do have a yule tree, covered in stars and snow flakes, complete with 4 dog bones with our mutts names on them.

(P to the S: I got an email from his mom commenting on how wrapped around my finger I had him for allowing a yule tree...never mind him paying for it)

My mom started mailing presents back in September, being that she is in NH and we are here in SC. and I of course, have purchased a few for him. Because he refuses to give in and save gifts for yule, or birthdays for that matter, I got my gift last week. -sigh pillow cases with our furbabies silk screened on to them...so0o cute!

Any ways...I will be spending yule at home, wishing I were in NH picking on my 4 siblings and 2 nieces, napping with puppies while the man sleeps off his 3rd shift.