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Here’s something to put in your ten cent crazy book, just to make you smile.
You notice an interesting sexy looking new neighbor on
V-A-L-E-N-T-I-N-E-S D-A-Y
Later that night you listened as
V ince or Victoria
A
L ovely
E legant
N ice
T all
I ntelligent
N eighbor
E choed
S creeching
D eveloping
A
Y odel
Be careful
V-A-L-E-N-T-I-N-E-S D-A-Y
Might not always be what it seems
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Sunday, February 14, 2010
Saturday, February 13, 2010
Chinese New Year (Post 29)
If you want to start your own ten cen crazy book - read post 1-4 to find out how
Ok, Chinese New Year is this month and you might want a few facts to add to your ten cent crazy book.
According to tradition, on the first day of the Chinese New Year families visit oldest family members,
Traditionally, tangerines, representing luck and prosperity and are the most popular fruit to hand out for the Chinese New Year.
According to legend, Buddha asked all the animals to meet him on Chinese New Year. When 12 came, he named a year after each animal, declaring that people born in that year would have some of that animal's personality.
The color red symbolizes fire, which according to legend, can drive away bad luck and evil spirits.
During Chinese New Year celebrations, Chinese people often paint lanterns with birds, animals, and flowers, to hang in temples, and carry to an evening parade under the light of the full moon.
Typically a dragon, made of silk, paper, and bamboo, is the highlight of the traditional lantern festival.
You can look for the year of your birth, on this chart, to see what animal represents you
Rat 1900 1912 1924 1936 1948 1960 1972 1984 1996 2008 2020
Ox 1901 1913 1925 1937 1949 1961 1973 1985 1997 2009 2021
Tiger 1902 1914 1926 1938 1950 1962 1974 1986 1998 2010 2022
Rabbit 1903 1915 1927 1939 1951 1963 1975 1987 1999 2011 2023
Dragon 1904 1916 1928 1940 1952 1964 1976 1988 2000 2012 2024
Snake 1905 1917 1929 1941 1953 1965 1977 1989 2001 2013 2025
Horse 1906 1918 1930 1942 1954 1966 1978 1990 2002 2014 2026
Sheep 1907 1919 1931 1943 1955 1967 1979 1991 2003 2015 2027
Monkey 1908 1920 1932 1944 1956 1968 1980 1992 2004 2016 2028
Rooster1909 1921 1933 1945 1957 1969 1981 1993 2005 2017 2029
Dog 1910 1922 1934 1946 1958 1970 1982 1994 2006 2018 2030
Boar 1911 1923 1935 1947 1959 1971 1983 1995 2007 2019 2031
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Ok, Chinese New Year is this month and you might want a few facts to add to your ten cent crazy book.
According to tradition, on the first day of the Chinese New Year families visit oldest family members,
Traditionally, tangerines, representing luck and prosperity and are the most popular fruit to hand out for the Chinese New Year.
According to legend, Buddha asked all the animals to meet him on Chinese New Year. When 12 came, he named a year after each animal, declaring that people born in that year would have some of that animal's personality.
The color red symbolizes fire, which according to legend, can drive away bad luck and evil spirits.
During Chinese New Year celebrations, Chinese people often paint lanterns with birds, animals, and flowers, to hang in temples, and carry to an evening parade under the light of the full moon.
Typically a dragon, made of silk, paper, and bamboo, is the highlight of the traditional lantern festival.
You can look for the year of your birth, on this chart, to see what animal represents you
Rat 1900 1912 1924 1936 1948 1960 1972 1984 1996 2008 2020
Ox 1901 1913 1925 1937 1949 1961 1973 1985 1997 2009 2021
Tiger 1902 1914 1926 1938 1950 1962 1974 1986 1998 2010 2022
Rabbit 1903 1915 1927 1939 1951 1963 1975 1987 1999 2011 2023
Dragon 1904 1916 1928 1940 1952 1964 1976 1988 2000 2012 2024
Snake 1905 1917 1929 1941 1953 1965 1977 1989 2001 2013 2025
Horse 1906 1918 1930 1942 1954 1966 1978 1990 2002 2014 2026
Sheep 1907 1919 1931 1943 1955 1967 1979 1991 2003 2015 2027
Monkey 1908 1920 1932 1944 1956 1968 1980 1992 2004 2016 2028
Rooster1909 1921 1933 1945 1957 1969 1981 1993 2005 2017 2029
Dog 1910 1922 1934 1946 1958 1970 1982 1994 2006 2018 2030
Boar 1911 1923 1935 1947 1959 1971 1983 1995 2007 2019 2031
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Friday, February 12, 2010
Valentine's Day (Post 28)
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OK, so maybe you want to impress someone with the facts you know about Valentine’s Day. Here’s a few for your ten cent crazy book.
The lovers' holiday, known as Valentine's Day, has its origins in the Pagan rite of Roman fertility, that dates back to the 4th century B.C. Young men drew from a box the names of young women, who became their companions.
Valentine was stoned, clubbed and beheaded because he began secretly marrying young lovers after Emperor Claudius II banned marriage in an attempt to attract more young men to the army.
The name Asterius is important to the Valentine's Day story because he was Valentine’s jailer, and legend has it that Asterious’ daughter's blindness was cured by Valentine. In a farewell note to her, Valentine wrote the message "From Your Valentine."
The Roman civilization introduced Valentine's Day cards. It was Roman men who first offered women written-wishes of affection.
The earliest surviving Valentine's Day card is by Charles, the Duke of Orleans who wrote a Valentine's Day card to his wife while imprisoned in the Tower of London.
There was a great increase in anonymous Valentine's Day cards -- particularly risqué ones -- in 18th-century England, when a reduction in postal rates made it affordable and fashionable.
Cupid, the cherub who totes love potion-dipped arrows, is son of Venus, goddess of love and beauty, and is always associated with Valentine's Day.
The letter X represents a kiss in Valentine's Day cards, but long ago, when many did not know how to write, an X or the sign of the cross was accepted as a sworn oath. Sincerity of the oath was often finalized with a kiss of the X
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OK, so maybe you want to impress someone with the facts you know about Valentine’s Day. Here’s a few for your ten cent crazy book.
The lovers' holiday, known as Valentine's Day, has its origins in the Pagan rite of Roman fertility, that dates back to the 4th century B.C. Young men drew from a box the names of young women, who became their companions.
Valentine was stoned, clubbed and beheaded because he began secretly marrying young lovers after Emperor Claudius II banned marriage in an attempt to attract more young men to the army.
The name Asterius is important to the Valentine's Day story because he was Valentine’s jailer, and legend has it that Asterious’ daughter's blindness was cured by Valentine. In a farewell note to her, Valentine wrote the message "From Your Valentine."
The Roman civilization introduced Valentine's Day cards. It was Roman men who first offered women written-wishes of affection.
The earliest surviving Valentine's Day card is by Charles, the Duke of Orleans who wrote a Valentine's Day card to his wife while imprisoned in the Tower of London.
There was a great increase in anonymous Valentine's Day cards -- particularly risqué ones -- in 18th-century England, when a reduction in postal rates made it affordable and fashionable.
Cupid, the cherub who totes love potion-dipped arrows, is son of Venus, goddess of love and beauty, and is always associated with Valentine's Day.
The letter X represents a kiss in Valentine's Day cards, but long ago, when many did not know how to write, an X or the sign of the cross was accepted as a sworn oath. Sincerity of the oath was often finalized with a kiss of the X
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Thursday, February 11, 2010
Jewelry (Post 27)
If you want to start a ten cent crazy book - read post 1-4 to find out how
If you're thinking about giving someone jewelry for Valentine's Day, here's a list of things to know about jewelry, to go into your ten cent crazy book.
Diamonds
Look at:
Cut, Clarity, Color and Carats
The better the cut the more it shines
Look for a diamond that's not cloudy
The less yellow the better the diamond, and or course carat is the weight
Pearls
Look at:
Luster, Nacre, cleanliness, size and shape
Luster means you don't want pearls to be cloudy, you want to see your reflection Nacre is the internal part
Cleanliness again means color and luster
Size, bigger is better (and more expensive) but only if the shape is round Potato shaped small pearls can be pretty and less expensive
Gold
Look at:
Karatage, gram weight, craftsmanship
Karatage means the purity of the gold - 24K is pure gold
Gram weight is how heavy it is, and Craftsmanship is how well it's made - is it a mold or hand crafted
A charm bracelet might be a great gift for her that can start with one charm and more charms can be added later.
A watch might be a great gift for him, but when dealing with watches, remember you're looking at two things, when it comes to price - The outside of the watch and the inside of the watch.
The outside will make a price difference on whether it's stainless steel, or 18k gold and whether or not it has diamonds.
The inside of the watch will make a price difference on whether the watch is quartz and takes a battery (less expensive) or if the watch is mechanical (more expensive) because it can have up to six hundred parts, put together by hand.
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If you're thinking about giving someone jewelry for Valentine's Day, here's a list of things to know about jewelry, to go into your ten cent crazy book.
Diamonds
Look at:
Cut, Clarity, Color and Carats
The better the cut the more it shines
Look for a diamond that's not cloudy
The less yellow the better the diamond, and or course carat is the weight
Pearls
Look at:
Luster, Nacre, cleanliness, size and shape
Luster means you don't want pearls to be cloudy, you want to see your reflection Nacre is the internal part
Cleanliness again means color and luster
Size, bigger is better (and more expensive) but only if the shape is round Potato shaped small pearls can be pretty and less expensive
Gold
Look at:
Karatage, gram weight, craftsmanship
Karatage means the purity of the gold - 24K is pure gold
Gram weight is how heavy it is, and Craftsmanship is how well it's made - is it a mold or hand crafted
A charm bracelet might be a great gift for her that can start with one charm and more charms can be added later.
A watch might be a great gift for him, but when dealing with watches, remember you're looking at two things, when it comes to price - The outside of the watch and the inside of the watch.
The outside will make a price difference on whether it's stainless steel, or 18k gold and whether or not it has diamonds.
The inside of the watch will make a price difference on whether the watch is quartz and takes a battery (less expensive) or if the watch is mechanical (more expensive) because it can have up to six hundred parts, put together by hand.
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Wednesday, February 10, 2010
Flowers (Post 26)
If you want to start your own ten cent crazy book - read post 1-4 to find out how
Ok, Valentine's Day is coming, so if you're going to get flowers for someone, you should know what the flowers you're giving may mean to those receiving them. After all you don't want to send the wrong message. So here's a list to add to your ten cent crazy book that will help you all through the year when giving flowers. First, is what the color means (mostly this list are for those of you giving roses) and then a list of flowers and what each different kind of flower is suppose to say to the receiver.
Red - Love "I Love You"
Pink - Grace, elegance, gentleness, fun, happiness and gratitude, "Thank you."
Yellow - Warmth and happiness - the joy of friendship and freedom
White - Purity and new beginnings, truth and innocence, "I miss you" and "You're heavenly"
Orange - Desire and enthusiasm, passion, fascination and excitement
lavender - enchantment, love at first sight
Peach - appreciation and gratitude
Coral - Desire.
Dead Flowers - "It's over"
ACACIA - Concealed Love
AMBROSIA - Your Love is Reciprocated
AMARYLLIS - Pride
ANEMONE - Forsaken
ARBUTUS - Thee Only Do I Love
ASTER - Love and Daintiness
AZALEA - Take Care of Yourself for Me
BACHELOR BUTTON - Blessedness
BEGONIA - Beware
BELLS OF IRELAND - Good Luck
BITTERSWEET - Truth
BLUEBELL - Humility
CACTUS - Endurance
CAMELLIA (PINK) - Longing for you
CAMELLIA (RED) - You're a Flame in My Heart
CAMELLIA (WHITE) - You're Adorable
CARNATION (GENERAL) - Fascination
CARNATION (PINK) - I'll Never Forget You
CARNATION (RED) - My Heart Aches For You
CARNATION (PURPLE) - Witty
CARNATION (SOLID COLOR) - Yes
CARNATION (STRIPED) - Sorry I Can't Be With You
CARNATION (WHITE) - Sweet and Lovely, Innocence
CARNATION (YELLOW) - Rejection
CATTAIL - Peace, Prosperity
CHRYSANTHEMUM (GENERAL) - You're a wonderful friend
CHRYSANTHEMUM (WHITE) - Truth
CHRYSANTHEMUM (YELLOW) - Slighted Love
CROCUS - Cheerfulness
CYCLAMEN - Good-bye
DAFFODIL - The Sun is Always Shining when I'm with You
DAISY - I'll Never Tell
DANDELION - Faithfulness, Happiness
FERN - Magic, and Shelter
FIR - Time
FLAX - Domestic
FORGET-ME-NOT - Memories
FORSYTHIA - Anticipation
GARDENIA - Secret Love
GERANIUM - Stupidity, Folly
GLADIOLI - I'm Really Sincere
GLOXINIA - Love at First Sight
HEATHER (LAVENDER) - Admiration
HEATHER (WHITE) - Wishes Will Come True
HOLLY - Domestic Happiness
HYACINTH (GENERAL) - Games and Sports
HYACINTH (BLUE) - Constancy
HYACINTH (PURPLE) - I am Sorry, Please Forgive Me
HYACINTH (RED OR PINK) – Play
HYACINTH (WHITE) - I'll Pray for You
HYACINTH (YELLOW) - Jealousy
HYDRANGEA - Thank You for Understanding
IRIS - Your Friendship Means so Much to Me
IVY - Wedded Love, Fidelity
JONQUIL - Love Me, Desire for Affection Returned
LARKSPUR (PINK) - Fickleness
LILY (WHITE) - It's Heavenly to be with You
LILY (YELLOW) - I'm Walking on Air
LILY (CALLA) - Beauty
LILY (DAY) - Flirtation
LILY (EUCHARIS) - Charms
LILY (TIGER) - Wealth and Pride
LILY OF THE VALLEY - Sweetness, Tears of the Virgin Mary, Return to Happiness, Humility, You've Made My Life Complete
MAGNOLIA - Nobility
MARIGOLD - Cruelty, Jealousy
MISTLETOE - Kiss me, Affection
MONKSHOOD - Beware
MOSS - Maternal Love
MYRTLE - Love, Marriage
NARCISSUS - Stay as Sweet as You Are
NASTURTIUM - Victory in Battle
OLEANDER - Caution
ORANGE BLOSSOM - Innocence, Eternal Love, Marriage and Fruitfulness
ORANGE MOCK - Deceit
ORCHID - Love, Beauty, Refinement, Beautiful Lady
ORCHID (CATTLEYA) - Charm
PALM LEAVES - Victory and Success
PEONY - Happy Life, Happy Marriage
PETUNIA - Resentment, Anger
PINE - Hope
POPPY (GENERAL) - Eternal Sleep, Oblivion, Imagination
POPPY (RED) - Pleasure
POPPY (WHITE) - Comfort
POPPY (YELLOW) - Wealth, Success
PRIMROSE - I Can't Live Without You
PRIMROSE (EVENING) - Moody
ROSE (BRIDAL) - Happy Love
ROSE (DARK CRIMSON) - Mourning
ROSE (HIBISCUS) - Delicate Beauty
ROSE (LEAF) - You May Hope
ROSE (PINK) - Please Believe Me
ROSE (RED) - Love, I Love You
ROSE (TEA) - I'll Remember Always
ROSE (THORNLESS) - Love at First Sight
ROSE (WHITE) - Innocence and Purity, You're Heavenly, Secrecy and Silence
ROSE (WHITE AND RED MIXED) - Unity
ROSE (WHITE-DRIED) - Death is Preferable to Loss of Virtue
ROSE (YELLOW) - Friendship
ROSEBUD - Beauty and Youth, A Heart Innocent of Love
ROSEBUD (RED) - Pure and Lovely
ROSEBUD (WHITE) - Girlhood
ROSEBUD (MOSS) - Confessions of Love
ROSES (Bouquet of Mature Blooms) - Gratitude
ROSES (Single Full Bloom) - I Love You, I Still Love You
SMILAX - Loveliness
SNAPDRAGON - Deception
SPIDER FLOWER - Elope with Me
STEPHANOTIS - Happiness in Marriage
STOCK - You'll Always Be Beautiful to Me
SWEETPEA - Good-bye
TULIP (GENERAL) - Perfect Lover, Frame, Flower Emblem of Holland
TULIP (RED) - Declaration of Love
TULIP (VARIEGATED) - Beautiful Eyes
TULIP (YELLOW) - There's Sunshine in Your Smile
VIOLET - Modesty
VIOLET (BLUE) - I'll Always Be True
VIOLET (WHITE) - Let's Take a Chance
ZINNIA (MAGENTA) - Lasting Affection
ZINNIA (MIXED) - Thinking (or In Memory) of an Absent Friend
ZINNIA (SCARLET) - Unwavering
ZINNIA (WHITE) – Goodness
ZINNIA (YELLOW) - Daily Remembrance
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Ok, Valentine's Day is coming, so if you're going to get flowers for someone, you should know what the flowers you're giving may mean to those receiving them. After all you don't want to send the wrong message. So here's a list to add to your ten cent crazy book that will help you all through the year when giving flowers. First, is what the color means (mostly this list are for those of you giving roses) and then a list of flowers and what each different kind of flower is suppose to say to the receiver.
Red - Love "I Love You"
Pink - Grace, elegance, gentleness, fun, happiness and gratitude, "Thank you."
Yellow - Warmth and happiness - the joy of friendship and freedom
White - Purity and new beginnings, truth and innocence, "I miss you" and "You're heavenly"
Orange - Desire and enthusiasm, passion, fascination and excitement
lavender - enchantment, love at first sight
Peach - appreciation and gratitude
Coral - Desire.
Dead Flowers - "It's over"
ACACIA - Concealed Love
AMBROSIA - Your Love is Reciprocated
AMARYLLIS - Pride
ANEMONE - Forsaken
ARBUTUS - Thee Only Do I Love
ASTER - Love and Daintiness
AZALEA - Take Care of Yourself for Me
BACHELOR BUTTON - Blessedness
BEGONIA - Beware
BELLS OF IRELAND - Good Luck
BITTERSWEET - Truth
BLUEBELL - Humility
CACTUS - Endurance
CAMELLIA (PINK) - Longing for you
CAMELLIA (RED) - You're a Flame in My Heart
CAMELLIA (WHITE) - You're Adorable
CARNATION (GENERAL) - Fascination
CARNATION (PINK) - I'll Never Forget You
CARNATION (RED) - My Heart Aches For You
CARNATION (PURPLE) - Witty
CARNATION (SOLID COLOR) - Yes
CARNATION (STRIPED) - Sorry I Can't Be With You
CARNATION (WHITE) - Sweet and Lovely, Innocence
CARNATION (YELLOW) - Rejection
CATTAIL - Peace, Prosperity
CHRYSANTHEMUM (GENERAL) - You're a wonderful friend
CHRYSANTHEMUM (WHITE) - Truth
CHRYSANTHEMUM (YELLOW) - Slighted Love
CROCUS - Cheerfulness
CYCLAMEN - Good-bye
DAFFODIL - The Sun is Always Shining when I'm with You
DAISY - I'll Never Tell
DANDELION - Faithfulness, Happiness
FERN - Magic, and Shelter
FIR - Time
FLAX - Domestic
FORGET-ME-NOT - Memories
FORSYTHIA - Anticipation
GARDENIA - Secret Love
GERANIUM - Stupidity, Folly
GLADIOLI - I'm Really Sincere
GLOXINIA - Love at First Sight
HEATHER (LAVENDER) - Admiration
HEATHER (WHITE) - Wishes Will Come True
HOLLY - Domestic Happiness
HYACINTH (GENERAL) - Games and Sports
HYACINTH (BLUE) - Constancy
HYACINTH (PURPLE) - I am Sorry, Please Forgive Me
HYACINTH (RED OR PINK) – Play
HYACINTH (WHITE) - I'll Pray for You
HYACINTH (YELLOW) - Jealousy
HYDRANGEA - Thank You for Understanding
IRIS - Your Friendship Means so Much to Me
IVY - Wedded Love, Fidelity
JONQUIL - Love Me, Desire for Affection Returned
LARKSPUR (PINK) - Fickleness
LILY (WHITE) - It's Heavenly to be with You
LILY (YELLOW) - I'm Walking on Air
LILY (CALLA) - Beauty
LILY (DAY) - Flirtation
LILY (EUCHARIS) - Charms
LILY (TIGER) - Wealth and Pride
LILY OF THE VALLEY - Sweetness, Tears of the Virgin Mary, Return to Happiness, Humility, You've Made My Life Complete
MAGNOLIA - Nobility
MARIGOLD - Cruelty, Jealousy
MISTLETOE - Kiss me, Affection
MONKSHOOD - Beware
MOSS - Maternal Love
MYRTLE - Love, Marriage
NARCISSUS - Stay as Sweet as You Are
NASTURTIUM - Victory in Battle
OLEANDER - Caution
ORANGE BLOSSOM - Innocence, Eternal Love, Marriage and Fruitfulness
ORANGE MOCK - Deceit
ORCHID - Love, Beauty, Refinement, Beautiful Lady
ORCHID (CATTLEYA) - Charm
PALM LEAVES - Victory and Success
PEONY - Happy Life, Happy Marriage
PETUNIA - Resentment, Anger
PINE - Hope
POPPY (GENERAL) - Eternal Sleep, Oblivion, Imagination
POPPY (RED) - Pleasure
POPPY (WHITE) - Comfort
POPPY (YELLOW) - Wealth, Success
PRIMROSE - I Can't Live Without You
PRIMROSE (EVENING) - Moody
ROSE (BRIDAL) - Happy Love
ROSE (DARK CRIMSON) - Mourning
ROSE (HIBISCUS) - Delicate Beauty
ROSE (LEAF) - You May Hope
ROSE (PINK) - Please Believe Me
ROSE (RED) - Love, I Love You
ROSE (TEA) - I'll Remember Always
ROSE (THORNLESS) - Love at First Sight
ROSE (WHITE) - Innocence and Purity, You're Heavenly, Secrecy and Silence
ROSE (WHITE AND RED MIXED) - Unity
ROSE (WHITE-DRIED) - Death is Preferable to Loss of Virtue
ROSE (YELLOW) - Friendship
ROSEBUD - Beauty and Youth, A Heart Innocent of Love
ROSEBUD (RED) - Pure and Lovely
ROSEBUD (WHITE) - Girlhood
ROSEBUD (MOSS) - Confessions of Love
ROSES (Bouquet of Mature Blooms) - Gratitude
ROSES (Single Full Bloom) - I Love You, I Still Love You
SMILAX - Loveliness
SNAPDRAGON - Deception
SPIDER FLOWER - Elope with Me
STEPHANOTIS - Happiness in Marriage
STOCK - You'll Always Be Beautiful to Me
SWEETPEA - Good-bye
TULIP (GENERAL) - Perfect Lover, Frame, Flower Emblem of Holland
TULIP (RED) - Declaration of Love
TULIP (VARIEGATED) - Beautiful Eyes
TULIP (YELLOW) - There's Sunshine in Your Smile
VIOLET - Modesty
VIOLET (BLUE) - I'll Always Be True
VIOLET (WHITE) - Let's Take a Chance
ZINNIA (MAGENTA) - Lasting Affection
ZINNIA (MIXED) - Thinking (or In Memory) of an Absent Friend
ZINNIA (SCARLET) - Unwavering
ZINNIA (WHITE) – Goodness
ZINNIA (YELLOW) - Daily Remembrance
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Tuesday, February 9, 2010
Honey for your Honey (Post 25)
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Ok, as we get close to Valentine's Day, here's a recipe to add to your ten cent crazy book, so that you can serve it to your honey with honey. Good Mexican restaurant style Sopaipillas.
Sopaipillas
Mix
2 cups flour
1 and a half teaspoons sugar
1 and a half teaspoons oil
1/4 cup milk
1/2 cup water
Knead dough on lightly floured surface (until not sticky)-about 1 minute Cover with damp cloth and let sit 15 minutes Divide dough into 3 balls Cover and let sit 30 minutes Roll out each ball into an 8x8 inch square Cut 8x8 into 4 Drop one at a time into 2 inches of hot oil Cook one at a time It should rise to the top and then turn until it puffs up And serve with honey to your honey
What a great Valentine's Day dessert.
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Ok, as we get close to Valentine's Day, here's a recipe to add to your ten cent crazy book, so that you can serve it to your honey with honey. Good Mexican restaurant style Sopaipillas.
Sopaipillas
Mix
2 cups flour
1 and a half teaspoons sugar
1 and a half teaspoons oil
1/4 cup milk
1/2 cup water
Knead dough on lightly floured surface (until not sticky)-about 1 minute Cover with damp cloth and let sit 15 minutes Divide dough into 3 balls Cover and let sit 30 minutes Roll out each ball into an 8x8 inch square Cut 8x8 into 4 Drop one at a time into 2 inches of hot oil Cook one at a time It should rise to the top and then turn until it puffs up And serve with honey to your honey
What a great Valentine's Day dessert.
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Monday, February 8, 2010
Valentine Gifts (Post 24)
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Here's a list of Valentine gift ideas for your ten cent crazy book.
Anything with hearts on it
Anything that says I Love You
Chocolates
Candy Hearts
Stuffed Animals
Flowers
Lingerie
Perfume
Cards
Jewelry
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Here's a list of Valentine gift ideas for your ten cent crazy book.
Anything with hearts on it
Anything that says I Love You
Chocolates
Candy Hearts
Stuffed Animals
Flowers
Lingerie
Perfume
Cards
Jewelry
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