Copper Creek Chit Chat continued....
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Dont say that.
I had fried chicken livers from a hole in the wall diner today and it was sooooooo good. Definitely NOT on my diet but that's why I get a shake for supper.
We get hundreds a day those little strips are hell sometimes to rip.
The first couple batches we got were very hard to tear! But we go through so many, the ones we have now are much easier.
True we go a few days withe the hard to tear then easy.Dose make us look at them though.
Hi guys!
Paul, you are a sweetie. Regardless of what anyone says.
Vinegar is a great fabric softener, it doesn't smell at all after the load of clothes is done. If you do what I recommended, it at best solves the rash problem, and at worst eliminates those items as being the problem. I see so many people with rashes and hives from soaps and lotions. SLS was created as a garage floor degreaser. Now we have it in most soaps and detergents, they add it because it is a super cheap foaming agent. It's dangerous, and are soaking ourselves and our kids in it.
Paul, you are a sweetie. Regardless of what anyone says.
Vinegar is a great fabric softener, it doesn't smell at all after the load of clothes is done. If you do what I recommended, it at best solves the rash problem, and at worst eliminates those items as being the problem. I see so many people with rashes and hives from soaps and lotions. SLS was created as a garage floor degreaser. Now we have it in most soaps and detergents, they add it because it is a super cheap foaming agent. It's dangerous, and are soaking ourselves and our kids in it.
Hi guys!
Paul, you are a sweetie. Regardless of what anyone says.
Vinegar is a great fabric softener, it doesn't smell at all after the load of clothes is done. If you do what I recommended, it at best solves the rash problem, and at worst eliminates those items as being the problem. I see so many people with rashes and hives from soaps and lotions. SLS was created as a garage floor degreaser. Now we have it in most soaps and detergents, they add it because it is a super cheap foaming agent. It's dangerous, and are soaking ourselves and our kids in it.
What's the best soap at the store to use? Morgan has super sensative skin and allergies.
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Just read the labels. You want to avoid the SLS dominant products. Most of the natural product lines don't use it, and will say so right on the front label. You won't get the big billowy bubbles with natural soaps, but it's worth it to not get the chemicals. When our skin is wet and warm it absorbs everything. That's rather scary when you think of putting that stuff on kids. And us actually...
I'm really glad right now that we don't take money orders. What's wrong with people? 
I'm really glad right now that we don't take money orders. What's wrong with people?
I agree with a customer that overheard the transaction about the MO. He said if these people would put as much effort into something legitimate, they'd have it made.
The weather guru said -30* tonight. Yes, minus 30 with the windchill. 
Mr. V is out in the coop making it as air tight as possible for the night. I refuse to even peek out the door. Jake has to be flung out, growling all the way.
Mr. V is out in the coop making it as air tight as possible for the night. I refuse to even peek out the door. Jake has to be flung out, growling all the way.
Make the mac and cheese spread it out thin in a baking dish and let it cool. Cut it into circles, carefully lift is out, and cook it briefly in a frying pan, maybe?
I LOVE friend plantains...usually green ones. "Tostones"...they're awesome. I make them with dinner from time to time.
I've never heard of mac and cheese buns. Must be sheltered or something over here.
Sure wish I was good enough to do this!! These are all Standard Poodles. They call it creative grooming.
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