Once againI did 1.6% on the ice cream dark chocolate and 2.5% on the pudding milk chocolate.
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That sounds good.
I did each at 2%. Plus another pudding at 3%.
I'm still dripping my 2% pudding milk chocolate. 
There is only a wee bit left in the bottle.
There is only a wee bit left in the bottle.
I will still be interested in what you think the chocolate in the IC tastes like.
IRL I prefer eating dark chocolate. Milk chocolate is just too sweet for me. Even as a kid I preferred DC (guess I was "that" weird kid, LOL).
Maybe SMT can pay attention now.
I will not forget, you did the pudding at 1.6% and the dark chocolate ice cream at 2.5%.
See??? I'm paying attention Fran, 101%.
We'll see how long that lasts.That sounds good.
I did each at 2%. Plus another pudding at 3%.
I'm still dripping my 2% pudding milk chocolate.
There is only a wee bit left in the bottle.
I will still be interested in what you think the chocolate in the IC tastes like.
IRL I prefer eating dark chocolate. Milk chocolate is just too sweet for me. Even as a kid I preferred DC (guess I was "that" weird kid, LOL).
I will not forget, you did the pudding at 1.6% and the dark chocolate ice cream at 2.5%.
See??? I'm paying attention Fran, 101%.
I'm contemplating my ham and egg noodle casserole that I'll be making for dinner. I always make this when dd is gone cause she doesn't like any of the Cream of soups and me and SIL both like it..It has Cream of Chicken soup, onion, sour cream, cheese and bread crumbs on top.
I have 5 recipes left, 3 are new. maybe tomorrow I'll work on more.
Just filled the Ares 2 again. I'll have to find the recipe later.
Just filled the Ares 2 again. I'll have to find the recipe later.
Dinner is in the oven. Tomorrow will be a dish that uses Cream of mushroom soup. Haven't decided on dish yet.
We had severe thunderstorms hit right before I left work. Some roads were starting to flood already. We’ve had no rain in a while then get a bad storm.
Finally had a good tomato sandwich. They were a bit late this year because of the cool nights in late spring. The goal in my zone is a ripe tomato on the forth, but mine are always later.
The most popular fruit and veggie stand in these parts lost their whole garden under six feet of water. They are located next to the Connecticut River.
I got home and opened a beer which I rarely do and then my wife who is out shopping with our daughter texts me that the outlaws lost power are coming over but she won’t be home for hours. It’s almost 9:30 and they are still here.
That's sad, I hate flooding, I remember Agnes they evacuated the lower part of town in case they had to blow out a piece of the dam upriver.
It is. They weren't the only farm by the river. There were tons that got flooded. Put a huge dent in the local fruits and veggies for sale.
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