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- The Burgeoning Belly
- "I'm just like inviting you to join me on the band...
- The Babe comes to Brooklyn!
- Seeing black helicopters?
- Wayne Grudem supports Mitt Romney
- First baby / First purchase
- MoMA magic
- Skeptical of drinking from The Fountainhead
- The Heresy of Cool
- Requiem to chocolate
- Signs of Brooklyn, in one word
- Out-done, but still elated
- Of Columbia and Mr. Ahmadinejad
- Images inspired by Orwell
- Work product
- Clipping a Chronicle
- Evangelicals can't write fiction?
- Black sheep of the family
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Mr. Miller's Current Reads
- The Future of Justification by John Piper
- Heretics by Gilbert Keith Chesterton
- Orthodoxy by Gilbert Keith Chesterton
- My Grandfather's Son: A Memoir by Justice Clarence Thomas
Mrs. Miller's Current Reads
- The Ranch House by Alan Hess
- Created to be His Help Meet by Debi Pearl
- Don’t Make Me Count to Three by Ginger Plowman
- For the Love of God: Volume II by D.A. Carson
5 comments:
Wow! If it tastes as good as it looks you have a winner. With your chocolate issues it looks like a may yet get oatmeal cookies with raisins instead of chocolate chips
Dad
oh, I can't imagine giving up chocolate. Sorry for tempting you with informing you of the fiber content of dark chocolate...
Heather - NP. I'll still eat it on occasion...just very special occasions.
Dad - Bring on those oatmeal/raisin cookies! Hopefully, I can delight you and Mom with other desserts as well. The cake I linked to is AMAZING. Really yummy.
Very sad about the chocolate. It (>70% dark) is the only sweet we eat other than fruit. Hope your discovery brings good things to your health, though!
TM
s'ok my friend. there is life after chocolate. i promise! :)
just be happy you don't have to give up coffee... now THAT would be sad indeed...
miss you. :)
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