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Pioneer Woman, the Lodge, Mercantile store? Mar 3, 2022 23:37:10 GMT . Quote. Select Post; Deselect Post ...
I heard Ree make a reference to their store and was surprised that she pronounces mercantile to rhyme with "feel". I have always heard the word pronounced to rhyme with "smile". How do you pron
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The goblets look really cool too. I haven't shopped at Walmart in something like 10 years. It takes a lot for me to buy from them, but these look perfect for what I want. I was reading the reviews of the tumblers on line and many people have had problems with them breaking and cracking, even though they are supposed to be dishwasher safe.
Quickly glanced at scrapbook.com and they show both sides of the papers and what's in the ephemera packs. ACOT is getting sloppy. PaperAngel. Drama Llama. Posts: 7,365. Threads: 0. Jun 27, 2014 at 4:04pm. *NEW* Simple Stories - May release *UPDATED LINKS. Apr 9, 2024 at 8:38pm Night Owl likes this.
They’ve got to be filming. They tagged a woman named @oklahomabarbie in a few of the photos and she looks a lot like Margaret. Wonder if she’s a siste thatbahw rook the ladies to visit. 🤷🏻♀️
For some reason, I HAVE to follow a recipe exactly. Today is my daughter's 18th birthday, and she's home from college for the weekend. She wants a Texas Sheet cake, but she's leaving today, so I was wondering if I could make 2 smaller cakes so she could take one back for her and her roommate. I'm using the Pioneer Woman's recipe if that matters.
1 jar Heinz chili sauce. 1/2 cup diced onion. Mix together in crockpot. Pour in meatballs and stir to coat. Cook on low 4-5 hours depending on if they are frozen or not. “ There is something uncannily adaptive about anti-Semitism: the way it can hide, unsuspected, in the most progressive minds.”. James Lasdun.
luckywife Member Since September 2008, 2,147 forum posts, 0 public projects Location: Sittin' on my front porch
I tried to make All Bran rolls. I have made them before, using an ancient recipe from a church cookbook, but they never tasted *quite* right. The woman who wrote that recipe for the church cookbook was, well, mean. And nasty. I knew her my whole life, and she was just bitter and petty as long as I knew her. (Although she was a pretty awesome cook.)