Also, Oatmeal Raisin Oatmeal Breakfast Cookies.
Spike's Bitches 47: Someone Dangerous Could Get In
[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risqué (and frisqué), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
And you could replace the flax seeds with more oats (not oat flour) if you don't have flax seeds.
The flax seeds are ground, which mean they work as a binder -- mix ground flax with water, and it turns kind of goopy, and holds everything together. Oats wouldn't work the same way, though the flax binder is probably not as necessary in that recipe, since it's also got the pumpkin.
Yeah, I re-edited.
Emeline's latest homeowrk essay. I am half tempted to send it to Terry Pratchett's email.
My favorite book is "Where's My Cow?" It is by Terry Pratchett. He is awesome at writing books. It is illustrated by Melvyn Grant. His pictures are wonderful. The book is spectacular because the story makes me feel very comfortable like at a spa. My favorite part is when young Sam says, "P'tui!" and "Buglit!" It is so funny.
You absolutely need to sent that to Sir Terry.
Nice! Aims, has she read The Last Hero? I can bring it next time I come up.
Also, typo boy, it depends on how gluten-free they're being--oats are technically gluten free, but most oats generally sold may NOT be--there's a lot of contamination. So if they're OK with a bit of that, fine, but if they're hardcore then you'd have to buy fancy gluten-free oats.
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Also, typo boy, it depends on how gluten-free they're being--oats are technically gluten free, but most oats generally sold may NOT be--there's a lot of contamination. So if they're OK with a bit of that, fine, but if they're hardcore then you'd have to buy fancy gluten-free oats.
Oh, shit. Yeah. That's very true.
Aims, Sir Terry would be tickled by that.
Aw, Emeline.
Zen, you're probably fine, as long as you can put the thought out of your mind.
I put on the last disk of FNL s5 to watch one episode while I ate dinner. Don't you know I finished it. I had never seen the ending. Now I'm all emotional and flaily.
I had other stuff to accomplish, but damn - I interviewed for a part time job today, lent my expertise to a volunteer effort, spent over an hour on the phone with Unemployment in two states, and sent my resume to my college career counselor to review. That's pretty good for 2nd day of being off work, right?