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Old 02-28-2010, 10:35 PM #1
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Default What makes me happy?

Hot chocolate with mini marshmallows and vanilla syrup stirred with a peppermint stick!

This is my late night pick me up after a rotten day, DH2B is sick, DD came home and refused to eat the homemade manicotti I spent 2 hours cooking and then decided to tell me she didn't like me or my food, Mom is here to spend the night and now she is getting sick.

For some reason I was sitting here crocheting and enjoying the quiet of the house when I had a mad craving for hot chocolate. So there! Now I am happy!
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