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ReplyDeletehow do u make the Amish peanut butter spread? recipe, please!
ReplyDeleteI remember eating Amish peanut butter! Our church friends were (mostly) ex-Amish, and occasionally brought that to church. I remember that my brothers and I always loved having it, but Dad and Mom thought it was too sweet. It was yummy when we had it, though!
ReplyDeleteI would love to know how to make Amish peanut butter too. I love your blog, it is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI can picture you wiggling in your window - been there, done that! Now my kids are old enough I can send *them* through! (Not that I ever need to.)
ReplyDeleteAnd yep, baby giggles are the best.
I love this post...the post-in notes are so cute. That Amish church peanut butter sounds so good. Recipe?
ReplyDeleteI have also been forced to climb in my own window before... embarrassing even if no one did see!
ReplyDeleteand I also want to know how to make Amish church peanut butter, please :)
It's a good thing I don't know how to lock my mother's car without removing the keys, because I left them in the car the other night and didn't realize until she told me to lock the car as we were walking away. Glad neither you nor I had to break anything!
ReplyDeleteI love these 'post it' thoughts. How do you do that?
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