Cast Iron (Was AL and I ESCAPED!/Not AT)

[Guest guest]

Opps! Forgot to change the Subject Line and snip the bottom!

Bad, Bad list mom, Bad! I deserve a wet noodle flogging, for sure

Sorry folks!

 

 

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I am actually a cast iron kitchen stuff collector!!!!. In skillets and

pots alone I have over a dozen, then the cast iron muffin and baking

pans, and cast iron mortar and pestles (I also collect copper kitchen

stuff but it is a MUCH smaller collection *tee hee*) One of my cast iron

pans is well over 70 yrs old and belonged to my Great Grandfather who

owned a restaurant (maybe that is where I get the major cooking genes from!)

 

*Smile*

Chris (list mom) who - speaking of kitchen stuff - is doing all to avoid

washing the dishes now - by hand - no machine to do it

 

Yummy For The Tummy And Skin!

Top Quality Extra Virgin Olive Oil and Celtic Sea Salt

ON SALE NOW! Through The Month Of November Only!

 

Soseneda wrote:

 

>Sometimes it takes a few subtle hints (read, apply one large cast iron

>skillet to side of head). LOL

>

[Guest guest]

Okay Chris:

 

Here comes 50 lashes with a wet noodle!!!!!!!!!

 

Blessings and love,

 

Effie

P.S. Wish I had known all this good stuff for L & D when I had my kids! My

labor was a doozie for my first one but the next two were a snap. In fact

the second one came so fast they only had a chance to give me a mohawk!?!?!?

Do you still have to be 'shaved'? Best to all you pregies.

 

Christine Ziegler <chrisziggy1

Friday, November 09, 2001 11:28 PM

Cast Iron (Was Re: AL and I ESCAPED!/Not AT)

 

 

>

>Opps! Forgot to change the Subject Line and snip the bottom!

>Bad, Bad list mom, Bad! I deserve a wet noodle flogging, for sure

>Sorry folks!

>

>

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>

>I am actually a cast iron kitchen stuff collector!!!!. In skillets and

>pots alone I have over a dozen, then the cast iron muffin and baking

>pans, and cast iron mortar and pestles (I also collect copper kitchen

>stuff but it is a MUCH smaller collection *tee hee*) One of my cast iron

>pans is well over 70 yrs old and belonged to my Great Grandfather who

>owned a restaurant (maybe that is where I get the major cooking genes

from!)

>

>*Smile*

>Chris (list mom) who - speaking of kitchen stuff - is doing all to avoid

>washing the dishes now - by hand - no machine to do it

>

>Yummy For The Tummy And Skin!

>Top Quality Extra Virgin Olive Oil and Celtic Sea Salt

>ON SALE NOW! Through The Month Of November Only!

>

>Soseneda wrote:

>

>>Sometimes it takes a few subtle hints (read, apply one large cast iron

>>skillet to side of head). LOL

>>

>

>

>

>My Pictures of Aromatic Plants and Exotic Places In Turkey

>http://members.home.net/chrisziggy1/triptoturkey.html

>

>

[Guest guest]

Shaved? No way thank goodness! I remember my mom describing that and how it itched afterwards. I sure hope this next labor is a snap, the first one surely wasn't!.

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" Effie Humburg " <britchs

 

Sat, 10 Nov 2001 16:12:04 -0600

 

Re: Cast Iron (Was Re: AL and I ESCAPED!/Not AT)

 

 

Okay Chris:

 

Here comes 50 lashes with a wet noodle!!!!!!!!!

 

Blessings and love,

 

Effie

P.S. Wish I had known all this good stuff for L & D when I had my kids! My

labor was a doozie for my first one but the next two were a snap. In fact

the second one came so fast they only had a chance to give me a mohawk!?!?!?

Do you still have to be 'shaved'? Best to all you pregies.

 

Christine Ziegler <chrisziggy1

Friday, November 09, 2001 11:28 PM

Cast Iron (Was Re: AL and I ESCAPED!/Not AT)

 

 

>

>Opps! Forgot to change the Subject Line and snip the bottom!

>Bad, Bad list mom, Bad! I deserve a wet noodle flogging, for sure

>Sorry folks!

>

>

>-------

>

>I am actually a cast iron kitchen stuff collector!!!!. In skillets and

>pots alone I have over a dozen, then the cast iron muffin and baking

>pans, and cast iron mortar and pestles (I also collect copper kitchen

>stuff but it is a MUCH smaller collection *tee hee*) One of my cast iron

>pans is well over 70 yrs old and belonged to my Great Grandfather who

>owned a restaurant (maybe that is where I get the major cooking genes

from!)

>

>*Smile*

>Chris (list mom) who - speaking of kitchen stuff - is doing all to avoid

>washing the dishes now - by hand - no machine to do it

>

>Yummy For The Tummy And Skin!

>Top Quality Extra Virgin Olive Oil and Celtic Sea Salt

>ON SALE NOW! Through The Month Of November Only!

>

>Soseneda wrote:

>

>>Sometimes it takes a few subtle hints (read, apply one large cast iron

>>skillet to side of head). LOL

>>

>

>

>

>My Pictures of Aromatic Plants and Exotic Places In Turkey

>http://members.home.net/chrisziggy1/triptoturkey.html

>

>