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    LizAnn

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    Northern California

    Joined: Dec 29, 2003

    Birthday: Jan 05

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    About Me

    "The difference between ordinary and extraordinary is that little extra"

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    Welcome to my page. I am glad you stopped by for a visit!
    I am a happy, busy homemaker from California. I have three fast growing children that I home school and a very sweet husband. I am a born again Christian and love my dear Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. I attend the Church of God in Carmichael, where the truth is preached and people are being set free from sin. We welcome you to come and visit us at: http://churchofgodcarmichael.org/

    I collect old and nostalgic cookbooks.
    I have been cooking since I was a youngster when I cooked, at times, for 12 or more people using whatever I could dig out of our kitchen cupboards. Sometimes that wasn't much, but still I was able to mix up something that would bring a lot of ooohs and ahhhs. That is still the way I cook most of the time. Saves a lot of money, but its not always easy to replicate a recipe.
    I love eating and cooking healthy but am not a stickler to it.
    My passion is Christ and helping souls be saved and find a new and wonderful life in Him.
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    *did not like it
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    *****Outstanding (will deffinatley make agian)

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