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Monday, 09 November 2009

  • we were talking to annie z. yesterday... and she was telling us all about how to care for your skin. well, i had a lot of questions so i asked her about skin care.... and she was saying that women will start appearing much older after age 35 if we don't start caring for our health/skin after 25.... this is quite scary. i'm really doing nothing to care for my skin (didn't see a need)... i suppose um... praise God, i haven't passed 25 much yet (oiy! what happened to my englilish today...). anyways... so i suppose i should start doing some skin care work. oiy.

Friday, 06 November 2009

  • i got this amish bread starter bag from a co-worker.... this is the strangest thing i've ever heard. but, i guess i'll be eating bread every 10 days now:

    Directions for Amish Bread

     

    Do NOT refrigerate!!!  Do NOT use any type of metal spoon or bowl for mixing!

    If air gets into the  bag, let it out.  It is normal for the batter to rise, bubble, and ferment

    (and even smell).

     

    Day 1                     Do nothing (this is the day you receive the batter)

    Day 2                     Mush the bag

    Day 3                     Mush the bag

    Day 4                     Mush the bag

     

    Day 5                     Add the following to the bag:

                                    1 Cup Flour

                                    1 Cup Sugar

                                    1 Cup Milk

                                    Then mush the bag

     

    Day 6                     Mush the bag

    Day 7                     Mush the bag

    Day 8                     Mush the bag

    Day 9                     Mush the bag

     

    Day 10                   Mush the bag and do the following:

                                    Pour the entire contents of the bag into a non-metal bowl and add:

                                    1 ½ Cups of Flour

                                    1 ½ Cups of Sugar

                                    1 ½ Cups of Milk

                                    Stir with a non-metal spoon.  Into 4 one gallon bags, measure 1 cup of batter into each bag.

                                    These are starter bags.  Give away 3 with a copy of this recipe and keep 1 bag for yourself.

     

                                    Preheat the oven to 325 degrees.  To the remaining batter in the bowl add the following:

                                    2 Cups Flour                       3 Eggs                                    ½ Cup Milk

                                    1 Cup of Sugar                   2 Tsp Cinnamon                1 Cup of Oil (Or ½ Cup Applesauce)

                                    ½ Tsp Salt                            1 ½ Tsp Baking Soda        ½ Tsp Vanilla

                                    1 Large box of instant vanilla pudding

     

    -Mix together well.  If you use applesauce, it will be a little lumpy.

    -Grease 2 Large bread pans, or 3 small ones.  Mix ½ Cup Sugar and 1 ½ Tsp Cinnamon together. 

    Dust the bottom of the pans.  Pour the batter in the pans and sprinkle the remaining sugar/cinnamon mixture

    on top of the batter.

    -Bake 1 hour (maybe a little longer for firmness).  Cool until the bread loosens from the pans evenly. 

    Turn onto serving dishes, or wrap w/ plastic wrap.

     

    **Variations: You may substitute chocolate or banana pudding for the vanilla pudding.  You can also add chopped nuts, raisins or chocolate chips.

    ***Note: If you keep a starter for yourself, you will be baking every 10 days.  Only the Amish know how to create a “starter” from scratch,

    so if you give them all away, you will have to wait to receive another “starter”.

Tuesday, 03 November 2009

Wednesday, 28 October 2009

  • prayer mtg was good... or shall i say, prayer is good. really brings the spirit back to focus.... focus on God. it's like that song ET was playing today...

    Oh heart of mine, why must you stray?
    From one so fair you run away
    And one more time you have to pay
    The heaviness of needless shame

    Oh heart of mine, come back home
    You've been too long out on your own
    And He's been there all along
    Watching for you down the road

    So come home running
    His arms are open wide
    His name is Jesus
    He understands
    He is the answer
    You are looking for
    So come home running
    Just as you are

    Oh child of God so dearly loved
    And ransomed by the Savior's blood
    And called by name, daughter and son
    Wrapped in the robe of righteousness

    need more prayer! a taste of the heavenlies..

Tuesday, 27 October 2009

  • darn.... i think i'm getting sick. man... i was so proud of myself too for taking the flu shot and not getting sick while people around me are sneezing, fever, etc etc. can't be too prideful...

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