Glad you have made some pasties. I'm going to try them too, when we get back from Egypt. Let me know how you spice them up. I'm gonna try to make those cookies tomorrow. Don't hold your breath, though, because we're also going to your house for dinner, with Carl cooking, I suppose. Thanks for putting in those pictures. It really helps to see your environment. Grandma
Your house is quite nice. I'm impressed. bB the way you are obligated to tell the "lure" story (with a straight face) the next time skinny dippin" comes up as either an event or a topic. Wait a few days for the truth. G.Pa.
Help. I've got the cookies made but I don't know your this year's address at Grinnell. If you can let me know asap the cookies won't get stale waiting to be sent. Grandma
Got the ginger snaps today; they're delicious. Off to Cahokia in a few minutes with my archaeology class. Cahokia is an archaeological site, but once a year they hold a primitive-skills sort of gathering, with an emphasis on atlatls. That's what I'll be doing this weekend. Afterwards, I'll write another blog here. Sayōnara!
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HistoryGlad you have made some pasties. I'm going to try them too, when we get back from Egypt. Let me know how you spice them up. I'm gonna try to make those cookies tomorrow. Don't hold your breath, though, because we're also going to your house for dinner, with Carl cooking, I suppose. Thanks for putting in those pictures. It really helps to see your environment. Grandma
Anonymous
HistoryYour house is quite nice. I'm impressed. bB the way you are obligated to tell the "lure" story (with a straight face) the next time skinny dippin" comes up as either an event or a topic. Wait a few days for the truth. G.Pa.
Anonymous
HistoryIf your snake kills the bunny wabbit, your eco-quarters will be the snake cage.
Your room looks like an Eco-study in organic college mess making. I give it an A.
Dave
Chuck
HistoryHa ha ha ha ha ha ha ha. To both of you.
Anonymous
HistoryHelp. I've got the cookies made but I don't know your this year's address at Grinnell. If you can let me know asap the cookies won't get stale waiting to be sent.
Grandma
Chuck
HistoryIt stays the same from year to year: box 3200. Cookies!!
Chuck
HistoryGot the ginger snaps today; they're delicious. Off to Cahokia in a few minutes with my archaeology class. Cahokia is an archaeological site, but once a year they hold a primitive-skills sort of gathering, with an emphasis on atlatls. That's what I'll be doing this weekend. Afterwards, I'll write another blog here. Sayōnara!