unfortunately I'd been too wrapped up with new baby stuff to even realize there was anything that serious going on there! So now I'm catching up on the news and feeling retroactively incredibly relieved that they were able to get everyone out before the coup/state of emergency.
Wow. I didn't realize anything was happening there either. That has been one of our go-to Francophone countries since it has been so stable.
In Nuclear Silos, Death Wears a Snuggie
An interesting article about being stationed in a missile silo....
Check out this uniform patch: Death wears bunny slippers
We made cake balls last fall when I was on vacation with friends. It's very easy, and fun for about five minutes. Then you realize it's like playing with mud, and your hands are coated with cake/frosting goo, and ugh. We had a six year old with us, and even she went from "Fun!' to "Gross!" pretty quickly.
They are tasty, though.
Won't anyone think of all the poor nutered cakes?
I had a teacher in high school who lived in an abandoned nuclear silo.
without even reading that I go to a DOMINATE YOUR FACE place.
OK, applied at 3 companies, a total of 4 jobs. That is enough for today.
(Dim) ...I didn't know cake had balls...
Trudy beat me to it, actually. The above is my standard response to offers of rum balls, bourbon balls, etc. Warning: does not work for meatballs.
As someone who used to eat canned frosting with a spoon, I'm surprised to say cake balls don't sound all that appealing. I'm sort of aghast at myself.