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| mandy | | posted 13-Aug-2001 6:50pm |
Angel Delight
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jettles   | | posted 13-Aug-2001 7:12pm |
circus peanuts, sno-balls, spaghettios with franks, my mom's pot roast, not all at the same sitting of course!!! |
| Pomeranian | | posted 13-Aug-2001 8:01pm |
Fun Dip |
| Jemmy | | posted 13-Aug-2001 8:01pm |
I don't know...I think I'm too young to have any sweets I liked not be available anymore, and anything I liked then, I have probably eaten in the past year. |
| Cleo | | posted 13-Aug-2001 10:06pm |
Bread Pudding,Stuffed Cabbage,Teriyaki Chicken,Sashimi,Stuffed Bitter Melon,Raw Fish & Poi,Lau Lau,Lomi Salmon,Kalua Pig,Manapua,Pepeau,Akuli,Mahimahi,Coconut Cream Pie,Banana Cream Pie,Lumpia,Curry Stew,Home made Bread,Opakapaka,Sweet sour spare ribs..........
Excellent Food Survey! |
| Zang | | posted 13-Aug-2001 10:38pm |
Hmmm...pablum, strained carrots, Captain Crunch... |
| anonymous | | (reply to Zang) posted 13-Aug-2001 10:39pm |
It has been ages since I've had mother's milk! |
| Matt | | posted 13-Aug-2001 10:42pm |
TV diners |
| darkshadowsseeker | | posted 13-Aug-2001 10:52pm |
My grandmother's blackberry dumplings. I haven't had them in over 25 years and I wish I had the recipe & the equipment so I could make them again. They were not like standard dumplings (pastry around fruit), but a drop dumpling cooked in the hot blackberry juice. |
| darkshadowsseeker | | (reply to jettles) posted 13-Aug-2001 10:54pm |
Would you like me to send you some sno-balls? I live about an eighth of a block from a Hostess/Wonder Bread store.  |
| HareKrishna | | posted 14-Aug-2001 12:22am |
Beef, chicken & fish. |
| HareKrishna | | (reply to mandy) posted 14-Aug-2001 12:24am |
What is Angel Delight?
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| mandy |
It's a powdered custard mix. You add milk and whip it up. My favorite was strawberry |
| jkiehart | | posted 14-Aug-2001 1:03am |
My mom's beef stroganoff.
Cotton Candy
Twinkies |
| HareKrishna | | (reply to mandy) posted 14-Aug-2001 1:22am |
OIC. There is something like that in Australia. Hare Krishna! |
| Brian | | posted 14-Aug-2001 8:00am |
Mud |
romkey  | | posted 14-Aug-2001 11:08am |
peanut butter and bacon sandwiches
twinkies
swiss rolls
devil dogs
ring dings
nestea
no-bake cookies
I wouldn't eat most of them now, anyway. They'd mostly make me feel ill these days. |
| Biggles | | posted 14-Aug-2001 12:16pm |
Marshmallows. I love marshmallows. I want marshmallows. Stupid marshmallow manufacturers  Foot-shaped frozen chocolate moose on a stick. (That's not how you spell this sort of "moose" is it? lol) Homegrown raw peas. We never managed to grow more than a handful though. School dinners. I *actually* liked them at my primary school. The portions were tiny but it was good food. The chocolate pudding we used to have.....mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm.......... Fresh picked hazelnuts (I think they were hazelnuts) from a tree next to my school. I got told off for that (I was about 10). Gum/jelly sweets. They *all* have gelatine in! I want jellybabies! Beef. Potatoes that I'd grown myself (actually that I'd dug out of the compost heap). |
| Biggles | | (reply to mandy) posted 14-Aug-2001 12:18pm |
Do you get Angel Delight in America or was it something you ate before yopu moved? |
| ASexyBabe | | (reply to Biggles) posted 14-Aug-2001 12:18pm |
why can't you have marshmellows? |
| Biggles | | (reply to Cleo) posted 14-Aug-2001 12:19pm |
Look at what I said in qual! (Advanced stats) |
| Biggles | | (reply to ASexyBabe) posted 14-Aug-2001 12:23pm |
I'm a vegetarian and they're made with gelatine |
| confetti | | posted 14-Aug-2001 3:23pm |
All that comes to mind right now is a soda fountain in San Francisco called Sir Francis Drake (it's not there anymore). Greatest place in the world. Peanut brittle, jelly fish, mint ice cream, baked french fries...also, I loved (and probably still do) Chef Boyardee. It was amazing that the fat cats my parents are would let their kid eat that schlock, as good as that schlock might be. |
| confetti | | (reply to Cleo) posted 14-Aug-2001 3:26pm |
*watering at the mouth*. You just made me really, really miss Hawaii! |
| confetti | | (reply to Brian) posted 14-Aug-2001 3:27pm |
 I almost always can expect what people will say, but never with you! |
| Brian | | (reply to confetti) posted 14-Aug-2001 3:46pm |
Good! I'll try to keep up the mystery. |
| Cleo | | (reply to confetti) posted 14-Aug-2001 7:12pm |
Why dear are you from Hawaii also?? Or have you visited there recently??Aloha! & (((HUGS)))  |
| Cleo | | (reply to Biggles) posted 14-Aug-2001 7:29pm |
Why thank you babe!! Your so sweet!! I love ya! & yes I did go nuts over this survey.However I can't take the credit for it as I'm still too afraid to create one as yet. There was a lot more food,I had loved as a child,that hasn't been prepared for me,since those days,which memory fails to mention.You see,my dad did the majority of cooking in our house hold.Gosh he was a great cook,I so miss his cooking. When I was little,he would be cooking,many a mouth watering ethnic dishes,& he would tell me,"Now pay attention Avalon,someday you'll have to cook for your husband." I looked at him & said "Daddy,I'm not going to cook when I get married,I'm going to buy lots & lots of T.V. dinners." He just laughed.To this day I hardly EVER cook any meals cept breakfast.(that's my specialty) David does majority of the cooking.If he didn't,everyone in this house hold would starve,or end up eating fast food,or cereal & milk.My dad died when I was 17 & I regret not taking his advice. |
| confetti | | (reply to Brian) posted 14-Aug-2001 9:22pm |
You do that!  |
| confetti | | (reply to Cleo) posted 14-Aug-2001 9:24pm |
I spent three summers of my life in Honolulu. Waikiki beach, to be precise. Love it! |
| mandy | | (reply to Biggles) posted 14-Aug-2001 10:13pm |
England! |
| jettles |
no thanks, but i live in florida and they don't really know what those are!!! thank you for thinking of me though!!!!!!! lol |
| darkshadowsseeker | | (reply to jettles) posted 14-Aug-2001 11:36pm |
I thought you were referring to the dessert cakes made Hostess. What were you referring to? |
| Cleo | | (reply to confetti) posted 14-Aug-2001 11:50pm |
Well,wouldn't you know it? I lived all over Waikiki for about 7 years.
Live d on Olohana,Kuhio ave.,Ohua,Lemon rd,Cartwright,Tusitala,Ala Wai,Kaiulani,Koa,Prince Edwards & a few more.Did you like the local foods there? You know,like lau lau,kalua pig lomi salmon & poi? The sweets there are to die for! I MISS THE FOOD,& the beaches.Did you ever go outer islands? Where did you used to hang?Nice to talk to some one that can relate. I live in Murrieta California.How 'bout you? |
| confetti | | (reply to Cleo) posted 15-Aug-2001 11:13am |
Oh, God. I loved it at sunrise, with all the sleepy, windswept surfers coming out of their beds to go hit the waves. For the first time in my life, all the food I tasted, tasted, well, GOOD! I remember one snack in particular; frozen, salty octopus. I'm a vegetarian now, but oh boy, those were the days. Oh, I live in Costa Rica now. |
| Maarten | | posted 15-Aug-2001 11:21am |
Zoethout, zwart-op-wit. |
| ASexyBabe | | (reply to Maarten) posted 15-Aug-2001 11:40am |
how does that translate? |
| jettles |
that is what i was referring to, there are certain companies that do not distribute their products to northern florida........... drake's cakes for instance(they are extremely difficult to find here) and i have not seen a sno-ball since i have been here either. i know they are available in south florida but then there is a large population of transplanted northerners there! debbie cakes are big here....... many of the people from here don't know what a devil dog, yodel or yankee doodle are!!! |
| darkshadowsseeker | | (reply to jettles) posted 15-Aug-2001 12:47pm |
Those poor people! |
| Biggles |
Were they cooked *in* the juice or on *top* of the juice? Usually fruit and dumpling like things means a cobbler, doesn't it? Or is a cobbler a Yorkshire thing? |
| Cleo | | (reply to confetti) posted 15-Aug-2001 2:07pm |
The sunsets are equally as beautiful as the sunrises.My husband then boyfriend,used to live in Hawaii Kai(a ways away) used to spend the night at my apartment (in Waikiki) & leave at 5 A.M. to hit the surf down at Queens surf.That would make me so mad,because I'd wake up at 6:30 & he'd be gone. Wouldn't see him till almost sundown. So your down in Costa Rica? How long have you been living there? Is that your permanent residence now? It's been really hot (100-108%) & sticky the last few days.How's the weather there in Costa Rica? Oh my gosh it's gotta be way better than it is here. Hey listen confettiO1,I've sculpted & sent some names to some SC users.Would you like me to do one for you too? My goal is to make one,for the people I chat with often,& then some.Let me know if you do.Aloha! |
| Brian | | (reply to confetti) posted 15-Aug-2001 5:19pm |
(he gives her his crooked smile minus the dimples) |
| juliw | | posted 15-Aug-2001 6:06pm |
Chef Boy-Ar-Dee roller coasters
Dinty Moore meat ball stew
Chocola
cotton candy
Walnettos
blue popsicles
maricopa ice cream
Tang
twinkies
my grandma's raisin pie (and all of her pies)
corned beef hash the way my grandma made it
circus peanuts
lots of penny candy (candy necklaces, sixlets, etc.)
Beeman's gum
Grapette
Frostie root beer
Golden Age pop ( especially cherry)
TV dinners
Maypo
little round pot pies
salmon patties with creamed peas on top
snow cones
handcut french fries from Cedar Point, dripping with vinegar
Gaucho cookies
my grandpa's homemade peach cobbler
my dad's homemade fudge
my mom's carrot cake and german chocolate cake
"real" iced tea and homemade lemonade
Franco-American white macaroni and cheese
creamed corn
animal crackers
Jiffy Pop popcorn
caramel jelly beans
and probably lots more
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| Maarten | | (reply to ASexyBabe) posted 15-Aug-2001 7:19pm |
zoet=sweet, hout=wood.
You chew on a piece of wood and sweet liquorice-like juices come out of it.
Zwart-op-wit (black-on-white) is like crushed liquorice.
So, it isn't really food, but candy. |
| confetti | | (reply to Cleo) posted 15-Aug-2001 8:46pm |
Right you are. Now, the weather is almost always cool in Costa Rica. That would be lovely. |
| Cleo | | (reply to confetti) posted 15-Aug-2001 10:37pm |
Your so lucky! I'm sitting in a room that's only cooled down to 94%.It's so miserable... We have A/C but we can't use it in the day because California's is in the mist of an energy crisis. Here's my e-mail address: dabprovin@msn.com E-mail me your snails address & your favorite color. Aloha!! Cleo |
| darkshadowsseeker | | (reply to Biggles) posted 15-Aug-2001 11:25pm |
This wasn't a cobbler, but we do have cobblers in the U.S.. My grandmother took freshly picked blackberries, put them in a deep pot with water and cooked them until you basically had blackberry juice. She then took a conical strainer (one with legs) & put it over a deep mixing bowl & pour the liquid & berries thru the strainer and then used the wooden pestle to mash the rest of the juice out of the berries. The strainer kept the pulp & seeds out of the liquid. The juice was returned to the pot & sweetened & heated to boiling or near boiling (I've forgotten which). While the juice was heating, my grandmother made drop dumplings using Bisquick (a buttermilk baking mix) & dropped the dumplings with a spoon into the hot juice to cook. What weren't eaten were left in the pot & the next day, many of the dumplings would be soaked thru with the juice-I liked them best that way. I want some NOW! |
| ASexyBabe | | (reply to Maarten) posted 15-Aug-2001 11:50pm |
I like candy but chewing on wood does not sound appealing. uh uh he huh he said WOOD |
| Maarten | | (reply to ASexyBabe) posted 16-Aug-2001 8:37am |
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| Enheduanna | | (reply to Maarten) posted 16-Aug-2001 1:42pm |
You probably like that nasty Dutch salted licorice candy! A Dutch friend of mine gave me some of it once and, unsuspecting fool that I was, I actually put it in my mouth. It only took about a nanosecond for me to spit it right back out! She did turn me on to stroopwafels, though. Yummy! |
| Biggles |
Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm |
| Cleo |
I agree with Biggles Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm Do you prepare the same dish now?? Please Cyber me some. |
| Maarten |
It seems only the Dutch know how to enjoy drop! |
| confetti | | (reply to Cleo) posted 16-Aug-2001 4:56pm |
Okay. Thanks. You're a sweetheart. |
| kaleb777 | | posted 16-Aug-2001 5:31pm |
A mouthful of powdered milk or milo. Bananas and similar lollies were my favourites. |
| kaleb777 | | (reply to Cleo) posted 16-Aug-2001 5:35pm |
In the "mist" of an energy crisis. That's some energy crisis!! |
| Enheduanna | | (reply to Maarten) posted 16-Aug-2001 6:04pm |
Or the Dutch are the only people on the planet who thought putting salt on licorice sounded like a good idea. |
| Cleo | | (reply to kaleb777) posted 16-Aug-2001 6:04pm |
Step into my sauna/bedroom......It's just like sitting in a sauna,but free.My husband says if I keep this up I might lose some weight.Right now it's 104% outside & 94% in this here sauna.I mist myself with a spray bottle to keep cooler,but now I feel like a tropical plant. What's the weather like where you are? It's gotta be WAY cooler than it is here,that's for sure. BTW Kaleb777 I was asking some of the SC users if they would like to have their names hand sculptedout of styro foam & painted in their favorite color for free.Some people have already received their names,& others I haven't gotten around to asking.Out of probably 18 SC users only 2 have declined.Would you like me to sculpt your name?My goal is to try to sculpt everyone here at SC a name. If so,E-mail me your snails mail address & the color & it's yours. Here's my E... dabprovin@msn.com |
| kaleb777 | | (reply to Cleo) posted 16-Aug-2001 6:17pm |
See the other reply about the weather here. We've got AC at home and everywhere in public is AC, but if we're sitting outside we use spray bottles too! I sort of dig it when its hotter than body temperature because everything you touch feels warm. It's OK when it only lasts for a day but week long or longer heatwaves really suck. |
| kaleb777 | | (reply to Cleo) posted 16-Aug-2001 6:23pm |
Why are you doing the sculpting, and why is it a goal of yours? |
| Cleo | | (reply to kaleb777) posted 16-Aug-2001 6:29pm |
Well,as far as I know we(California) are having a heatwave.It's time like this that I wish I were back home in Hawaii.It NEVER get hotter than 89% there & never colder than 60%,however the humidity is just unreal! So bad,the only way to cool off,is to literally jump in the ocean. Sometimes my E-mail is on the fritz,so let me know.ASB tried to E me & she said it bounced. |
| kaleb777 | | (reply to Cleo) posted 16-Aug-2001 6:36pm |
Humidity is the killer. |
| Cleo | | (reply to kaleb777) posted 16-Aug-2001 6:46pm |
It helps me to relax,but more so,it helps me to perfect my skills. Why make it a/my goal? To spread the ALOHA spirit. I believe in being kind to people.I'll only live once,so I might as well try to make as many friends in this world before I die. & make as many people happy with my sculpting as I can. I like to sculpt people their names & give it to them as a way of saying "Hi I'm glad I got to meet & know you." Kinda helps me break the ice too. I enjoy giving gifts to people when I can. I have hard time accepting them sometimes tho.I just don't know how to react to selfless acts of kindness,I somehow don't feel worthy.I don't know,it's hard for me to explain it.My husband doesn't understand it either.I'm weird that way.I would rather give than receive. That was a good question tho.I had to really stop & think about that one.. |
| Cleo | | (reply to kaleb777) posted 16-Aug-2001 6:49pm |
So now that I've finally gotten to meet you,what say would you please let me sculpt your name? Aloha Cleo..... |
| Maarten |
Well, it is!  |
| daver |
The Swedes put ammonium chloride on theirs. I think it has something to do with the akvavit. |
| Enheduanna | | (reply to Maarten) posted 17-Aug-2001 12:09am |
Blech! |
| darkshadowsseeker | | (reply to Cleo) posted 17-Aug-2001 1:19am |
No, I no longer have the recipe. It was in a handwritten cookbook of my grandmother's that was lost during a movie many years ago. I am unsure of some of the proportions of the ingredients & lack conical strainer & pestle. Maybe someday I'll be able to recreate the recipe & I will gladly cyber you a great big dish of blackberry dumplings. |
| darkshadowsseeker | | (reply to ASexyBabe) posted 17-Aug-2001 1:22am |
Aren't you a little old to still be watching Beavis & Butthead?  |
| darkshadowsseeker | | (reply to Biggles) posted 17-Aug-2001 1:25am |
After that remark about hazelnuts, you absolutely have to come to Oregon. Do you realize Oregon is the filbert (hazelnut) capitol of the U.S.? We even have an event called the Filbert Festival each year (it was on Aug. 3-5 this year). |
| ASexyBabe |
I wish they still played it B&B was cool |
| Biggles |
Um........? |
| Gamera | | posted 17-Aug-2001 3:26pm |
I used to like all sorts of instant foods, and when I moved out on myown and was too poor for the ready-made stuff I craved it. But now that I have access to better foods, and time to prepare them, or money to buy fancy prepared stuff, I find the others really gross. So, f'rinstance, I used to love Quaker Instant Oatmeal- now I like oatmeal cooked in a pan, and find that the "just add water" stuff kind of sucks. I used to love Kraft Mac & Cheese, but would now probably gag on it. I loved to have steak as a kid, now I find beef just feel gross in my mouth and stomach. |
| darkshadowsseeker | | (reply to Biggles) posted 17-Aug-2001 3:40pm |
Um...What? |
| darkshadowsseeker | | (reply to ASexyBabe) posted 17-Aug-2001 3:44pm |
Oh well, you can always go to the video store & rent Beavis & Butthead Do America! |
| Biggles |
Um, what, what? You said something to me about hazelnuts? I think you meant to reply to someone else. I'm feeling a little lazy so I didn't go check who you were meaning to reply to. I'm sorry for confusing you. You've got to give me *some* laziness! I was up at 6:30 this morning waiting for the post! (it's now 9:00pm and I've been working all day!) and I spent most of last night panicking - I was so tense - I felt awful! |
| darkshadowsseeker | | (reply to Biggles) posted 17-Aug-2001 3:55pm |
I was replying to your comment about hazelnuts earlier. You said you picked some from a tree when you were about 10 & got told off for it. Take all the "lazy" you want. It's only 12:55 p.m. here in Oregon, I have the rest of the day ahead of me! |
| Biggles | | (reply to Cleo) posted 17-Aug-2001 4:00pm |
That reminds me, I got my name today! I can only say, "Wow!!" It's brilliant You handwriting is amazing! I love the little dotted i. What's even more incredible is that there was this Biggles movie (Biggles: Adventures in Time - it was very non-Biggles-like, a *lot* of dramatic license taken there! Time travelling indeed!) and the sculpture looks just like the graphics used for the title of that film. It's brilliant. Only one problem! I got covered in glitter! I've spent the entire day, scattering it. You could tell exactly where I'd been at work. I had it all over my face and cheeks as well (I'd been rubbing my eyes this morning, I got a bit emotional about the letter I'd got up at 6:30am to wait for!) Anyway, thankyou so much, I love it I'll post you the box back early next week. And so it's not a wasted jouney I'll have to find something to put inside it |
| Biggles |
Oh yeah....... I wrote the "Um.....?" last night in the midst of major panic setting in! So, along with forgiving my laziness, you''ll have to forgive my stupidity |
| darkshadowsseeker | | (reply to Biggles) posted 18-Aug-2001 11:39am |
Honey, you could never be stupid. You were just tired and anyone's memory is apt to be off when they are tired. Don't be so hard on yourself. Why the panic attack? |
| NANNERMUFFlN | | posted 18-Aug-2001 1:26pm |
Runza. My grandma used to make runza for me (ground beef, cabbage, onions, and spices baked inside yeast-bread pocket thingie) whenever I'd go to visit her. They even have franchised RunzaŽ restaurants where I used to live. Now don't get me wrong...I ADORE Texas, but they've never heard of runza down here and whenever I talk about it they think I'm making it up. I've tried making them myself, but there's some special TLC ingredient missing that my grandma always put into hers.
--sigh-- Oh well... |
| Biggles |
The AS exam results came out on Thursday (the subject of my Aaaaaaaaaaaaargh! survey!) but I couldn't go and collect them from school because I was working so they were due to arrive in the post Friday morning. Needless to say, Thursday night wasn't the greatest for me! This is the first year these exams have been done and the system has been a big cock up. At the same time we were doing them, the fact that they were a failure was all over the media. We had no text books and no syllabus for many subjects at the beginning of the year. When the syllabuses did arrive they were unclear. We were given work of full A-level standard (I'm a first year, A-levels are second year exams) and a similar quantity to what previous first years were given. But because of the exams being in May/June we had 3 months less to cover it all in. In most of my subjects, we didn't cover everything before the exams. Then the exams were harder than they were supposed to be - full A-level standard according to our teachers..... So, I was panicking! I got up at 6:30am to have my shower and wait for the post. He came at about 7:15am. He shoved a handful of letters through our door, I was waiting in the kitchen for him to go so I could get them but I could see that my results weren't there Then he was stood for ages outside the door before putting a note through to say there was a parcel on the doorstep. Then he walked off. I was pretty much having a heart attack at that point!! I opened the door to get the parcel and he turned around (half-way down our neighbours' drive) and said, "Oh, I think I have another letter for you......" I think I practically grabbed it off him. (I bet I was a scary sight! Wet hair, bare feet and mad staring, panicky eyes!) I shoved all the rest of the post including the parcel at my mum (the parcel was from Cleo, but I didn't realise!) and tore upstairs to open my results! I am *so* relieved!!!! I got 3 As (Biology, Politics, Sociology) and a B (Chemistry). That is so much better than I thought! I even got 100% in two of my Sociology exams! The politics exam where one of the two questions was on something I hadn't done, I got about 93%! I'm so happy!! I'm planning on resitting 2 of my chemistry modules because this years result makes half of my overall A-level result and I want to be more sure of getting a good B (I got a low B this year because I messed up one of the papers big time!) I'm just happy No more panicking for now! Most people seem to have done either really well or really badly My friend who wants to be a vet got four As including 100% in all her Biology exams! I'm so happy for her. She's going to be a vet! (No university with any sense would have turned her down anyway, but now they'd have to be really stupid to turn her away!) Sorry, I'm still bouncing here!!  |
| IanLovesPhoebe | | posted 18-Aug-2001 2:48pm |
Lipstick. Don't ask. |
| mandy | | (reply to Biggles) posted 18-Aug-2001 2:53pm |
I am so proud and happy! Way to go, you hard working little brainiac!!!!!
(((Hug)))) |
| Biggles | | (reply to mandy) posted 18-Aug-2001 3:01pm |
Thankyou |
| Biggles |
I'm asking...... |
| Cleo |
Mmmmmmmmmmmm! My mouth is watering!!Your grandmothers recipe is unique,that's for sure.I've never heard of dumplings cooked that way.My dad also made dumplings form Bisquick,but never like that.. |
| Cleo |
Congrats girlfriend!!You make me proud! Your so welcome! I thought the glitter would pose a problem,as I was in a hurry to mail it to you that,I hadn't taken the time to shake off the excess glitter. Sorry 'bout that.However,I'm thrilled that you received it,on the same day as your results.Good timing I guess Anyways,take your time mailing the box.I got nothing but time. Again,CONGRATULATIONS! You go girl!! |
| daver | | (reply to Biggles) posted 18-Aug-2001 6:42pm |
Congratulations! |
| darkshadowsseeker | | (reply to Cleo) posted 18-Aug-2001 11:22pm |
Uh...I think you meant to reply to Biggles. |
| darkshadowsseeker | | (reply to Biggles) posted 18-Aug-2001 11:23pm |
Congratulations!!!!!!! I had the utmost faith in you. Now stop stressing out & enjoy the rest of the summer. THAT IS AN ORDER!! |
| darkshadowsseeker | | (reply to Cleo) posted 18-Aug-2001 11:24pm |
If I ever get around to making them, I'll cyber some to you. |
| IanLovesPhoebe | | (reply to Biggles) posted 18-Aug-2001 11:49pm |
Nasty bit with a stomach pump. I don't recall if I really liked it though...  |
| Biggles | | (reply to Cleo) posted 19-Aug-2001 8:41am |
Thankyou! |
| Biggles | | (reply to daver) posted 19-Aug-2001 8:42am |
Thanks |
| Biggles |
Yes, Ma'am! I have been enjoying myself - just Wednesday, Thursday, Friday that I felt bad.........I have a week off now then I'm back at work for my last week. Then I have one more week off school - I only have to go in one day to talk to my teachers about my results, what I'm doing next year and resits. Then it's back to school (  I *like* my school! I'm happy at school! I want to go back!!! !!!) Now all I have to do is apply to university...........I have to send my application by October 15th and I haven't decided exactly where to apply to yet. I'm going to think about it this week |
| Biggles |
Ew! Maybe I shouldn't have asked........ |
| IanLovesPhoebe | | (reply to Biggles) posted 19-Aug-2001 11:56am |
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| darkshadowsseeker | | (reply to Biggles) posted 19-Aug-2001 12:18pm |
At ease soldier! |
| Biggles |
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