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I can bake cakes, cookies, and pies. Bread is a bit of a challenge. Every time I remove the cloth from the bread after the second rising, it sticks and my bread deflates.

If you read the book Becoming Laura Ingalls Wilder it does mention Rose's bout with depression. It began when she was child and suffered bullying at school. She never looked fondly back at her poor upbringing.

Something like that happened to me. I made corn fritters one time and I think there was too much liquid in it, because suddenly oil splattered on my neck and face. Luckily I only got blisters.

That was weird. If I read it right, did she imply those events couldn't have happened?

I would like that!

I'm up for that.

I think they would have been punished if the house was a disaster. Sewing perhaps.

How did it fit in the microwave?

I put some stew in the crock pot to cook. When it was almost ready I checked it and saw it was still raw. I checked the dial and it was on "warm". I found out that my son messed with the knob. Dinner was a bit late that night. One time my mom made pop tarts and the toaster caught on fire.

Every time I saw babies taken from their mothers I thought of Dumbo.

lol! Where did you get this?

I can't warm up to River Song. I feel I should like her, but she annoys me. It's her smug know-it-all personality. She also ruined the cool sound of the TARDIS by saying the Doctor leaves the break on. Boo! Hiss!

There are a lot of funny parts in The Lego Movie. Ones that stick out is when the Millennium Falcon appears and Batman says, "Oh are you kidding me!?" When Vitruvius appears as a ghost and ends his message with "Whooo!" Emmet stepping out for a second without his clothes. Unikitty's scenes.

I also think the boy didn't want his sister to intrude on his time with dad.

Once my dad made chocolate chip cookies while I made spaghetti sauce. The cookies tasted like onion.

I just finished The Poisonwood Bible. It stared out a bit slow for me, but once I got over the prologue the story really drew me in. It's pretty tragic, but fascinating.

I always knew something wasn't right when I'd see the floppy dorsal fins of the whales. Blackfish confirmed it. I grit my teeth when it showed the guides giving the tourists half baked answers to questions.

I liked it too. Especially when the dad tells his son that they have to include his little sister and then you see the Duplo Legos invade the planet.

It looks a bit cheesy now, but the part where the guy tears off his face was so disturbing on so many levels to a 9 year old kid. My dad got so mad at me when I woke up crying because he told me not to watch it.

"Good news everyone! You don't have to eat meat. I made enough tomato gazpacho for everyone. It's tomato soup served ice cold!"

In RL both girls would never have acted that way. Even Laura who was considered a tomboy. She was mortified when two girl saw her catch a baseball on her first day of school. In RL there was no way the Ingalls could afford to adopt all those orphans. They could barely feed their own kids.

"Iron helps us play!"

Crispy Gambini Seriously, what is with Micheal Landon and death by fire?

Which episode was that?

Real life Ma would have fainted hearing Mary scream like that.