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My wife would like 5 dozen shipped to 85249. Thanks.

 

Did or does anyone do cookie decorating parties, you don’t have to say yes…..
I remember as a kid we would do them every year usually before Easter I think, and every family would bring their own cookies to decorate and some to share. So it was a Smorgasburg of different cookies and those silver BBs all over the floor for months to come!

 

I need said recipies too plz.

 

Will you ever have crotch fruit? I know that’s a weird question but have you thought about it?

 

I don't drink anymore but I have been keeping my eyes peeled for those.

 

I don't drink a lot of soda, but that's usually what I buy

 

I hate it, growing up with a diabetic meant all the sodas were diet, I grew to hate DMD after about 8th grade. I don’t drink much soda at all really now. It’s usually water or tea.

 

Every Christmas but my wife makes all the cookies a day or two ahead
Grandkids, nieces, nephews and a couple friends year before last we had 14 kids here making a mess. Good times

 

Sounds a lot like my in-laws.
Yeah, we don't keep any soda in the house, kids don't need that

 

Apparently we broke the site.

FTFY

 

Looks like the mtn dew fueled neckbeards fixed it!

 

Mt Dew is now more expensive than beer where I am. If you can find it. It's been my morning after coffee go to for a few years, more than 21 I'm sure. But I've just turned another birthday, 19th by my count

 

Not in Texas yet. What the hell?

 

Alright...so Sedro-Woolley is a small town that's been transitioning the past few decades, away from lumber. The entire valley, along with Burlington and Mount Vernon are surrounded by farming. If you're out to take in the area, then plan to go for a drive. Not knowing what you're looking for, I'll throw out:

• Hwy 20 - Go east as far as you want/can. Think the pass is still closed for the winter near the peak, but it's a nice drive especially if you can reach Diablo Lake. If you're trying to be gluten free, 5B's Bakery in Concrete is probably the best GF bakery in the state.
• In the valley area, La Conner is a small tourist town with fun shops and restaurants. Edison is a small one-street town with a good brewery and some nice restaurants.
• If you want do a bit of a drive, head out to Whidbey Island from the north end (bridge; no ferry ride) and just check out the scene. Coupeville, Langley, Deception Pass State Park and Fort Casey are fun. Get amazing sandwiches at Greenbank Pantry and Deli.
• Another fun drive is picking up Chuckanut Drive at the south end (near Edison) and driving north along the water to Fairhaven. Fairhaven is a three-square block town full of window shopping and good restaurants. Stop at Taylor Shellfish on the way for fresh oysters if that's your thing.

If your trip is delayed, the annual Tulip Festival runs in April. I'm not a flower person, but it is still pretty cool to take it all in. If you're here April 15th, take in the one day each year that the PACCAR Tech Center is open to the public. This is the parent company of Kenworth and Peterbilt trucks. They do all their testing here and they show you the labs, destructive testing and all the cool stuff they do. https://www.paccar.com/products-services/paccar-technical-centers/

If you want to take in the San Juan Islands, you might be able to drive on and check them out. The State does a reservation system now and I'm not sure if "drive-ons" are still feasible. I think you can also just park at the Ferry dock and walk-on for the ride.

 

97?! Are you kidding me? She looks a solid 80 at the most. Amazing she's that "senior" and still rocking the volunteer hours!