not whole wheat or all purpose.
A friend of Nicole’s came over for dinner tonight and HE needed to bring the TWINS along. HE (I promised no names) is in a class called Teen Issues and of course, teen pregnancy is a teen issue. So the students are given the responsibility of “children”. HE got lucky and had twins! They are Edward and Alphonse and I guess the only way to tell them apart is by their expiration dates. :)
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guess at least he knows they will one day bring in the dough...ha ha ha...err...we got eggs...these are not nearly as fragile...
... but no expiration date on challenges ahead with our own kids :-))
You are very creative! :)
Léia
I seem to be slow this a.m. And what are the things that constitute the "babies"? I would have thought they would use dolls. Silly me!
Wow I would have been worried if you said these were your grandchildren! Have a wonderful day!
I think that is a good class for teens to take. Of course those babies are a lot easier to take care of than real ones. For one thing, no dirty diapers or crying at 2am.
What a laught, what a hoot and what solemn issues in a crisis class. Clever girl. You are a little yeasty and do rise to the occasion.
I love Freesia--they don't do well here but they smell delicious. MB
If only twins were as quiet and made bread...
Tee hee, sacks of flour are so much easier to take care of than real babies, but it's sure to be an eye-opening experience for teens, and that's a good thing!
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