bethkujawski.blogspot.com
Finding My Voice: Mr. Sting? ...
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As a writer and singer, I am finding my way through words. Monday, March 26, 2007. There's an actual point to this post, but let's just pause for a moment so I can say, "OH MY GOD, LOOK AT HIS ARMS! Dammit, where's a cigarette? It's times like these when being a non-smoker poses a real problem. Anyway, where was I? Oh, right. A post.). I suppose, legally, Sting goes by Gordon Sumner. But you know you definitely goes by the name Sumner? Joe Sumner. Joe is the lead singer of Fiction Plane. Sting has always...
pratie.blogspot.com
Pratie Place: Melina's Journal: Yes, but what can you DO?
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Monday, October 30, 2006. Melina's Journal: Yes, but what can you DO? In a recent post, I mocked an online-date for being useless - unable to screw in a lightbulb without calling a superintendent. Ma and I have been discussing this concept for some time now. I think it relates to our earlier discussions on the New Etiquette. At any rate, in my over-developed city, people tend to evaluate themselves by what they consume. Rather than what they produce. By being an extremely discriminating consumer. I'm jus...
thecookiequeensenglish.blogspot.com
The Cookie Queen's English: Russian Teacakes ...
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The Cookie Queen's English. A chronicle of cookies . and the occasional muffin . and scone . and . . Monday, December 11, 2006. Some might know these as Mexican Wedding Cakes. I like Russian Teacakes better. The name conjures up images of Tsarist Russia, fine clothes, Fabergé eggs. I don't much like tea, but I'd drink it if it was served with these cookies. From Betty Crocker’s Cooky Book, Published by General Mills, 1963). 1/2 C sifted powdered sugar. 2 1/4 C. flour. 3/4 C finely chopped nuts. A note on...
