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MissCris
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So you know how sometimes it feels like you've got tiny gnomes in your head who are all hammering on the inside of your skull?
...DO YOU?
Yeah.
...DO YOU?
Yeah.
Oh boo. They were visiting me yesterday, I'm sorry they made it your way.So you know how sometimes it feels like you've got tiny gnomes in your head who are all hammering on the inside of your skull?
...DO YOU?
Yeah.
I should teach you to make granola bars. Then you can put in whatever suits you.Went grocery shopping. I have food that's me-friendly again. Whew. I found these granola bars that are caramel macchiato (and yes, they were somehow dairy and gluten-free). They have coffee in them. I decided to try one. So far I've only had a few bites. They're really sweet, and because of the quinoa in it, the texture is a little weird. I might eat them, I might not....but I can at least say I tried.
I should teach you to make granola bars. Then you can put in whatever suits you.
In other news, I went to the Bob's Red Mill Mill Store and bought 300 lbs of stuff. Hopefully that will last me till my friends come down from Portland in a few months.
I should teach you to make granola bars. Then you can put in whatever suits you.
In other news, I went to the Bob's Red Mill Mill Store and bought 300 lbs of stuff. Hopefully that will last me till my friends come down from Portland in a few months.
Bob's Red Mill factory is in Milwaukee, Oregon... and when I fly I fly out of Portland (because I stay with a girlfriend and she keeps my vehicle). I bought flours for both bread and crust.That sounds like fun to me! I could put in my own coffee, which that sounds lovely. I drink pretty decent coffee when I have some. My favorite brands are Green Mountain, Newman's Organic, Caribou Coffee and last, but not least, Dunkin Donuts. While Dunkin Donuts isn't really good for you, they do have a way with flavoring their coffees. I'm looking into other organic brands, though. Because organic is just better. But either way...I'd be able to put GOOD coffee in my granola bars.
Are you saying that you bought Bob's Red Mill stuff online? Or do they have an actual store where you are?
Bob's Red Mill factory is in Milwaukee, Oregon... and when I fly I fly out of Portland (because I stay with a girlfriend and she keeps my vehicle). I bought flours for both bread and crust.
I use thick cut oats and puffed millet... maple syrup, coconut oil, brown sugar and almond butter or peanut butter for the syrup to put it all together, and then typically I add dried blueberries, dried cherries, mango, or dried cranberries.
I honestly feel bad for the women here sometimes. It has to be uncomfortable sometimes feeling like you're being hunted.
I spent most of the afternoon apologizing to people I've never met for things I didn't do, and I don't even work in customer service.
The gnomes are multiplying, or their hammers are getting bigger.
I think it's time for HGTV and sweet tea.
Now I'm just adding
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it amuses me to post like
this.
uh...yeah. i like to pretend i don't understand nuanced gestures and thinly veiled efforts to flirt me up. it works better that way. ; p
but really... sometimes i feel badly for you guys. i can't imagine living my entire life lacking the freedom to put on a pretty dress and a whole frilly-full of girlishness and twirl about in a floofy dress.
actually, i hardly ever do that. *snicker*