brownie rating Hi Bron Yay! Bron, happy you are back

[Guest guest]

Hi Bron, We've been concerned about you. It's wonderful to see you on here even

though I know you aren't healed yet. Please get well soon.

I can't wait to see at least one of your brownie recipes when you have time and

don't forget the cornbread (:- )))))

First you get well. I have a posted tried and true recipe but you always want

to try something a little different.

Oh your Priscilla was a Siamese. I just love them, what talkers they are.

Here's the web address for the Priscilla cat toys

www.kittygrass.com Hopefully they have the little mini blankets with catnip on

the one end. Koko loves this thing, he will carry it around like a dog with a

bone.

Many healing vibes in your direction.......Donna

 

Bron <southernflower wrote:

Hi Donna,

Well, if it went that badly for YOU, hon, I'll stick with my own tried and

true brownie recipes. I have two, actually. :>)) And you can add raspberry

jam or creme of coconut to either one, and they'll come out mouthwatering.

I'm feeling enough better to post a few things, as you see, thanks for

asking, as Eeyore would say. :>)

Bron

 

On 9/24/05, purplepassion <thelilacflower wrote:

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> Well Bron I just made the Katharine Hepburn brownies and rate them about 2

> 1/2 stars. They were chewy in the center, burnt on the edges and lacked a

> whole lot of taste. I'm sticking with my old faithful posted recipe. (:- )))

> Hope you are feeling better today, Donna

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> " We take a walk, the sun is shining down.

> Burns my feet as they touch the ground. "

> Good Day Sunshine - Beatles

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[Guest guest]

I am always making toys for my cat and that whole blanket with the

catnip gave me inspiration to make one for him. I love to sew and

it is this kind of weather that I find myself deep into sewing

projects. I will have to make him one now. Thanks, Heather--- In

, purplepassion

<thelilacflower> wrote:

>

> Hi Bron, We've been concerned about you. It's wonderful to see

you on here even though I know you aren't healed yet. Please get

well soon.

> I can't wait to see at least one of your brownie recipes when you

have time and don't forget the cornbread (:- )))))

> First you get well. I have a posted tried and true recipe but you

always want to try something a little different.

> Oh your Priscilla was a Siamese. I just love them, what talkers

they are.

> Here's the web address for the Priscilla cat toys

> www.kittygrass.com Hopefully they have the little mini blankets

with catnip on the one end. Koko loves this thing, he will carry it

around like a dog with a bone.

> Many healing vibes in your direction.......Donna

>

> Bron <southernflower@g...> wrote:

> Hi Donna,

> Well, if it went that badly for YOU, hon, I'll stick with my own

tried and

> true brownie recipes. I have two, actually. :>)) And you can add

raspberry

> jam or creme of coconut to either one, and they'll come out

mouthwatering.

> I'm feeling enough better to post a few things, as you see, thanks

for

> asking, as Eeyore would say. :>)

> Bron

>

> On 9/24/05, purplepassion <thelilacflower> wrote:

> >

> > Well Bron I just made the Katharine Hepburn brownies and rate

them about 2

> > 1/2 stars. They were chewy in the center, burnt on the edges and

lacked a

> > whole lot of taste. I'm sticking with my old faithful posted

recipe. (:- )))

> > Hope you are feeling better today, Donna

> >

> >

> > " We take a walk, the sun is shining down.

> > Burns my feet as they touch the ground. "

> > Good Day Sunshine - Beatles

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