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10-07-2011, 05:45 PM
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Originally Posted by sharon b
Originally Posted by lindyline
Originally Posted by sharon b
And then there is me... I am so busy trying to help Dreamer behave I haven't even had time to shop :cry: My poor person will probably get it at the very last minute :shock: LOL
Yes she is a handful isn't she!! :lol:
YES SHARON she is a black kettle pot !!
10-07-2011, 05:59 PM
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Originally Posted by sharon b
That is NOT what I said ... gesh... you will never get out of the time out corner :roll: I am beginning to think you like it there :? LOL
OMGOSH~~~I can't believe you are picking on my brain injury now.
ROFLMBO !!!!!
yes, I do like the corner. I grew up in it. It is my friend.
10-07-2011, 06:07 PM
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Originally Posted by abonda
HEY GUYS CAN YOU REALLY SEND FUDGE THROUGH THE MAIL? wON'T IT GET MELTED AND SMEAR ALL OVER THE OTHER GOODIES???? How do you send it? won't it get all hard if you can't open it until Christmas???
I wouldn't send it in the summer ofcourse!
It gets packed like any other "fragile" item. It goes in a plastic hardshell container, and inside there is wrapped in plastic wrap. I will keep it in the fridge/freezer for a day before shipping, just in case, depending on which one it is. Some recipes are firmer than others.
10-07-2011, 06:10 PM
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Oh dreAmer I can't believe you even think you can send powder in the mail. Naughty naughty you. The postal system frowns on that. And black coal dust could be mistaken for ummmmmm maybe ummmmmm gun powder. Then you'd be for it!!
So black kettle Pot thinks that's a bad idea. Did you get any coal yet??
And isn't our corner cosy. Warm and friendly. Must go get my new quilt, the one from IRR that Charismah quilted. It's sooooo cosy.
So black kettle Pot thinks that's a bad idea. Did you get any coal yet??
And isn't our corner cosy. Warm and friendly. Must go get my new quilt, the one from IRR that Charismah quilted. It's sooooo cosy.
10-07-2011, 06:21 PM
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Originally Posted by lindyline
Oh dreAmer I can't believe you even think you can send powder in the mail. Naughty naughty you. The postal system frowns on that. And black coal dust could be mistaken for ummmmmm maybe ummmmmm gun powder. Then you'd be for it!!
So black kettle Pot thinks that's a bad idea. Did you get any coal yet??
And isn't our corner cosy. Warm and friendly. Must go get my new quilt, the one from IRR that Charismah quilted. It's sooooo cosy.
So black kettle Pot thinks that's a bad idea. Did you get any coal yet??
And isn't our corner cosy. Warm and friendly. Must go get my new quilt, the one from IRR that Charismah quilted. It's sooooo cosy.
Nope , no coal today. How about you ??
Was going to send #3. today but got side tracked at a sale :)
10-07-2011, 06:34 PM
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Oh thanks! I'm sending fudge to some lucky person...
No, it mails just fine. I have shipped it from TN to Oregon many times to family.
I wouldn't send it in the summer ofcourse!
It gets packed like any other "fragile" item. It goes in a plastic hardshell container, and inside there is wrapped in plastic wrap. I will keep it in the fridge/freezer for a day before shipping, just in case, depending on which one it is. Some recipes are firmer than others.
Originally Posted by CloverPatch
Originally Posted by abonda
HEY GUYS CAN YOU REALLY SEND FUDGE THROUGH THE MAIL? wON'T IT GET MELTED AND SMEAR ALL OVER THE OTHER GOODIES???? How do you send it? won't it get all hard if you can't open it until Christmas???
I wouldn't send it in the summer ofcourse!
It gets packed like any other "fragile" item. It goes in a plastic hardshell container, and inside there is wrapped in plastic wrap. I will keep it in the fridge/freezer for a day before shipping, just in case, depending on which one it is. Some recipes are firmer than others.
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