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    Ouisey

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    United States

    Joined: Aug 31, 2003

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    "I have coupons for two huge jars of Smuckers Strawberry Jam. Since I am diabetic, I can't eat it. My husband eats it but it would take him an eternity to get through these two big jars. Can anybody think of any desserts I could make with it other than the obvious filled cookies or thumbprint cookies? My husband is a dessert nut, so I'm always ..."

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    "After 25 years of being a Hospice nurse, I decided to hang it up. My DJD has gotten the best of me, and it's too hard to be lifting patients all day. A couple years ago I started a medical transcription course and graduated with honors--then life got in the way...serious family illness and death, moving, the flood.

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    "I'm one of those people who goes crazy decorating for Christmas--the bathroom, the office, the back porch--no place is safe.

    This year, it's just not going to happen. My husband and I were hit very hard by Tropical Storm Lee. Our whole house was flooded. This is our house circled in red the day before the river crested, so the water came up h..."

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    "Now I have to get it packed up and ready to mail. I never made anything like this, but always thought you could zip them up in a hurry...not so. Stuffing and sewing all those tiny pieces takes a lot of time.

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    "A while back, I posted that I have been working on a very special cross-stitch picture. It's a computer generated pattern of a portrait of my mother and father taken shortly before my father died in 1984. It was turning out beautifully and looked just like them--it was more than 3/4 done. I knew my mother would be thrilled when I surprised her w..."

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    "It doesn't have to reach hurricane force to be devastating. This is what Tropical storm Lee did to our neighborhood.

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