Dec. 6: Happy Snowy Sunday!
First things first: GL, you should read reading assignment #2 and post four sticky notes on significant passages. If you did NOT finish at least one of your reading journals for assignment #1, you should do that. Don't worry about your reading journals for #2 yet. AP: your info is laboriously posted. You know this. And in honor of the lovely cup of tea and cookie I just had while cleaning up the kitchen, I am going to share yet another family recipe with you (AP, this is NOT a recipe I am entering in the contest, so don't think I'm giving anything away). These are simply the best cookies ever. And my mother used to let us have one for lunch if we had cheese and apple on it, and we often did. Joe Froggers--this makes a LOT; can be frozen --Cream 1 c. br sugar with 3/4 c. shortening Mix together 5 cups of flour, 1 tsp bak soda and 1 tsp bak powder, 1/4 tsp allspice, 1/2 tsp cloves, 1/2 nutmeg, 1 1/2 tsps ginger, AND a pinch of salt. Add to the sugar mixture alternately with 1 c. molasses and 1/2 c. water. Chill for a while or not; roll out (we like 'em about 1/4" thick)with plenty of flour and cut into festive shapes or just circles. Can decorate before baking or ice after; we like them all ways. Bake ~ 18 mins at 350. Brew a cup of tea and enjoy! And do your homework. Check this out, too! The Big Read!
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Thanks for coming to this page. Please leave me a comment to let me know you've been here! Well, comments have been closed due to various spam-generator issues. You'll have to chat in person or via email! Lots of forms and syllabi are available above. Click those buttons! Email (rleamon@u98.k12.me.us) or phone (288-5011 x109) Looking for something good to read? Try the following sites: www.whatshouldireadnext.com www.literature-map.com www.goodreads.com They have varying levels of input and suggestions, but all are fun! What I'm Reading/Listening to on CD. . . I am restarting my list in honor of the new school year. . . Have bogged down a bit in Inkspell. . . those books are so full of sadness and longing that it takes me a while to get through them. =sniff= and the library just called me because The Help was in, so I have ANOTHER lush, thick book awaiting me! What am I DOING typing and not reading??! on cd in the car, finished the last of the Artemis Fowl books (The Eternity Code, number 3, actually): we've now listened to five of them this summer--out of order! Now am listening to HAMLET, a Naxos version which is TERRIFIC. Plan to download Sense and Sensibility soon as I haven't read it for a few years and it will make WONDERFUL company for construction traffic! Since school started, have finished Georgette Heyer's An Infamous Army, a historical romance set in 1815 Belgium. Fun and quite absorbing, I must admit! Also, just finished rereading a Spenser novel, Small Vices. He's predictable but enjoyable! TBR Books (To Be Read: Books I Haven't Gotten to Quite Yet) Among Schoolchildren, Tracy Kidder Bleak House, Ch. Dickens-does two pages in count? Four Stories--I even asked for this one! Done: Man's Search for Meaning: Viktor Frankl. Supposed to be my Advent reading. Maybe for Lent? Read it for Lent. Maybe I went too fast, but it left me pretty cold. |
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