Holiday Question & Recipe Review of Pumpkin Loaf

[Guest guest]

I should have it in the sweet quick bread recipe folder. I'm at work and can't

like right now. I have a banana bread made with wheat flour, orange juice and

honey, no sugar that is delicious. I need to get it posted asap

Donna

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" Linda Jackson " <lindandy

 

Wed, 5 Dec 2007 10:12:37

To:

Re: Re: Holiday Question & Recipe Review of Pumpkin

Loaf

 

 

YUMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM you are a blessed baker ! I used that pumpkin

loaf off the list and it was yummy. I am not vegetarian but I love this

list because it uses alot of healthy ingredients that alot of people don't

think of. Is your cardamom bread on the files? I have some and would like

to learn some good recipes for it. My dh was in sweden for a couple of

years and some swedish friends brought me cardamom.

" Controlling the minor details of your own life will have a ripple effect

to the far reaches of your universe. Big things fall into place if you take

small steps along the way. "

-

<thelilacflower

" Vegetarian Group "

Wednesday, December 05, 2007 1:27 AM

Re: Re: Holiday Question

 

 

>I have a gift giving drawer. It is easy for me to find things for special

>loved ones throughout the year. Many times the items are on sale. I have

>baked 23 loaves of sweet bread since Saturday. All in the freezer and

>ready to deliver soon. Fig bread for one doctor, the librarians like

>banana bread, one cashier likes cardamom bread and the list goes on and on.

>Now I have to get my poor sore hands ready to bake again this weekend.

> I don't go into debt, if I don't have it I don't spend it on credit cards.

> Those are strictly for emergency, unexpected car repair, that type thing.

> Donna

> Sent via BlackBerry from T-Mobile

>

>

> " Puterwitch " <puterwitch

>

> Wed, 5 Dec 2007 10:21:04

> To:

> Re: Re: Holiday Question

>

>

> right Linda.

> who would want you to spend money on them if you don't have it?

> great idea about the gift giving drawer, I am gonnna do that.

> hugs,

> Chanda

> -

> Linda Jackson

> @ <%40>

>

> Wednesday, December 05, 2007 9:59 AM

> Re: Re: Holiday Question

>

> I may sound crazy but I am here to say you dont have to do that debt

> thing.

>

> Giving gifts when you are in debt doesnt make sense. The people who you

> give to would not want a gift if they felt it was putting your further and

> further behind financially. If you can use one season to turn it around,

> you can start off fresh. One way to do this is to bake cookies or give

> service coupons as gifts to everyone you know. If you need to you can be

> humble and say something that helps them understand your situation. Then

> you start in about February buying gifts for next year , start a gift

> closet or drawer. You can get your gifts for next year all at greatly

> reduced prices....sometimes up to 90% off. When you find something

> wonderful, buy several at that price. I do not think the reason for the

> season ( the Savior of the world! ) would really want us to be putting our

> families finacial life at risk for giving gifts supposedly in his

> name...its just not what its all about!

>

> you can have plastic surgery and cut up those cards a la Dave Ramsey.

>

> my sister in law was buying gifts when they were going bankrupt. Its

> humbling but there is no reason to go in debt for gifts. going in debt can

> wind up robbing you of a lot of things besides money...peace, joy,

> contentment, and if taken to the extreme ( bankruptcy) it involves robbing

> alot of other people.

>

> fight the feelings of having to spend beyond your means today.

> you will like it better if you don't!

>

> trust me! its better to always spend less than you earn, and save some

> every pay period. You need a cushion for the days ahead.

> Linda

> " Controlling the minor details of your own life will have a ripple effect

> to the far reaches of your universe. Big things fall into place if you

> take small steps along the way. "

> -

> Steph

> @ <%40>

>

> Wednesday, December 05, 2007 7:23 AM

> Re: Re: Holiday Question

>

> Deanna,

> That sounds like a wonderful way to spend the holidays. I get so

> overwelmed with the weddings, birthdays and gifts that are needed for the

> season. I wish we would have never got credit cards because when we didn't

> have one we were creative but now the holidays are so stressful knowing I

> will still be paying for gifts that I bought in December in July.

>

> =^.^= Steph

>

>

> Looking for last minute shopping deals? Find them fast with Search.

>

>

[Guest guest]

YUMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM you are a blessed baker ! I used that pumpkin

loaf off the list and it was yummy. I am not vegetarian but I love this

list because it uses alot of healthy ingredients that alot of people don't

think of. Is your cardamom bread on the files? I have some and would like

to learn some good recipes for it. My dh was in sweden for a couple of

years and some swedish friends brought me cardamom.

" Controlling the minor details of your own life will have a ripple effect

to the far reaches of your universe. Big things fall into place if you take

small steps along the way. "

-

<thelilacflower

" Vegetarian Group "

Wednesday, December 05, 2007 1:27 AM

Re: Re: Holiday Question

 

 

>I have a gift giving drawer. It is easy for me to find things for special

>loved ones throughout the year. Many times the items are on sale. I have

>baked 23 loaves of sweet bread since Saturday. All in the freezer and

>ready to deliver soon. Fig bread for one doctor, the librarians like

>banana bread, one cashier likes cardamom bread and the list goes on and on.

>Now I have to get my poor sore hands ready to bake again this weekend.

> I don't go into debt, if I don't have it I don't spend it on credit cards.

> Those are strictly for emergency, unexpected car repair, that type thing.

> Donna

> Sent via BlackBerry from T-Mobile

>

>

> " Puterwitch " <puterwitch

>

> Wed, 5 Dec 2007 10:21:04

> To:

> Re: Re: Holiday Question

>

>

> right Linda.

> who would want you to spend money on them if you don't have it?

> great idea about the gift giving drawer, I am gonnna do that.

> hugs,

> Chanda

> -

> Linda Jackson

> @ <%40>

>

> Wednesday, December 05, 2007 9:59 AM

> Re: Re: Holiday Question

>

> I may sound crazy but I am here to say you dont have to do that debt

> thing.

>

> Giving gifts when you are in debt doesnt make sense. The people who you

> give to would not want a gift if they felt it was putting your further and

> further behind financially. If you can use one season to turn it around,

> you can start off fresh. One way to do this is to bake cookies or give

> service coupons as gifts to everyone you know. If you need to you can be

> humble and say something that helps them understand your situation. Then

> you start in about February buying gifts for next year , start a gift

> closet or drawer. You can get your gifts for next year all at greatly

> reduced prices....sometimes up to 90% off. When you find something

> wonderful, buy several at that price. I do not think the reason for the

> season ( the Savior of the world! ) would really want us to be putting our

> families finacial life at risk for giving gifts supposedly in his

> name...its just not what its all about!

>

> you can have plastic surgery and cut up those cards a la Dave Ramsey.

>

> my sister in law was buying gifts when they were going bankrupt. Its

> humbling but there is no reason to go in debt for gifts. going in debt can

> wind up robbing you of a lot of things besides money...peace, joy,

> contentment, and if taken to the extreme ( bankruptcy) it involves robbing

> alot of other people.

>

> fight the feelings of having to spend beyond your means today.

> you will like it better if you don't!

>

> trust me! its better to always spend less than you earn, and save some

> every pay period. You need a cushion for the days ahead.

> Linda

> " Controlling the minor details of your own life will have a ripple effect

> to the far reaches of your universe. Big things fall into place if you

> take small steps along the way. "

> -

> Steph

> @ <%40>

>

> Wednesday, December 05, 2007 7:23 AM

> Re: Re: Holiday Question

>

> Deanna,

> That sounds like a wonderful way to spend the holidays. I get so

> overwelmed with the weddings, birthdays and gifts that are needed for the

> season. I wish we would have never got credit cards because when we didn't

> have one we were creative but now the holidays are so stressful knowing I

> will still be paying for gifts that I bought in December in July.

>

> =^.^= Steph

>

>

> Looking for last minute shopping deals? Find them fast with Search.

>

>

[Guest guest]

that would be lovely! I need to grind some fresh wheat soon! I will have to

try that out and maybe freeze some to give away!

" Controlling the minor details of your own life will have a ripple effect to

the far reaches of your universe. Big things fall into place if you take small

steps along the way. "

-

thelilacflower

Vegetarian Group

Wednesday, December 05, 2007 2:15 AM

Re: Re: Holiday Question & Recipe Review of

Pumpkin Loaf

 

 

I should have it in the sweet quick bread recipe folder. I'm at work and can't

like right now. I have a banana bread made with wheat flour, orange juice and

honey, no sugar that is delicious. I need to get it posted asap

Donna

Sent via BlackBerry from T-Mobile

 

" Linda Jackson " <lindandy

 

Wed, 5 Dec 2007 10:12:37

To:

Re: Re: Holiday Question & Recipe Review of

Pumpkin Loaf

 

 

YUMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM you are a blessed baker ! I used that pumpkin

loaf off the list and it was yummy. I am not vegetarian but I love this

list because it uses alot of healthy ingredients that alot of people don't

think of. Is your cardamom bread on the files? I have some and would like

to learn some good recipes for it. My dh was in sweden for a couple of

years and some swedish friends brought me cardamom.

" Controlling the minor details of your own life will have a ripple effect

to the far reaches of your universe. Big things fall into place if you take

small steps along the way. "

-

<thelilacflower

" Vegetarian Group "

Wednesday, December 05, 2007 1:27 AM

Re: Re: Holiday Question

 

 

>I have a gift giving drawer. It is easy for me to find things for special

>loved ones throughout the year. Many times the items are on sale. I have

>baked 23 loaves of sweet bread since Saturday. All in the freezer and

>ready to deliver soon. Fig bread for one doctor, the librarians like

>banana bread, one cashier likes cardamom bread and the list goes on and on.

>Now I have to get my poor sore hands ready to bake again this weekend.

> I don't go into debt, if I don't have it I don't spend it on credit cards.

> Those are strictly for emergency, unexpected car repair, that type thing.

> Donna

> Sent via BlackBerry from T-Mobile

>

>

> " Puterwitch " <puterwitch

>

> Wed, 5 Dec 2007 10:21:04

> To:

> Re: Re: Holiday Question

>

>

> right Linda.

> who would want you to spend money on them if you don't have it?

> great idea about the gift giving drawer, I am gonnna do that.

> hugs,

> Chanda

> -

> Linda Jackson

> @ <%40>

>

> Wednesday, December 05, 2007 9:59 AM

> Re: Re: Holiday Question

>

> I may sound crazy but I am here to say you dont have to do that debt

> thing.

>

> Giving gifts when you are in debt doesnt make sense. The people who you

> give to would not want a gift if they felt it was putting your further and

> further behind financially. If you can use one season to turn it around,

> you can start off fresh. One way to do this is to bake cookies or give

> service coupons as gifts to everyone you know. If you need to you can be

> humble and say something that helps them understand your situation. Then

> you start in about February buying gifts for next year , start a gift

> closet or drawer. You can get your gifts for next year all at greatly

> reduced prices....sometimes up to 90% off. When you find something

> wonderful, buy several at that price. I do not think the reason for the

> season ( the Savior of the world! ) would really want us to be putting our

> families finacial life at risk for giving gifts supposedly in his

> name...its just not what its all about!

>

> you can have plastic surgery and cut up those cards a la Dave Ramsey.

>

> my sister in law was buying gifts when they were going bankrupt. Its

> humbling but there is no reason to go in debt for gifts. going in debt can

> wind up robbing you of a lot of things besides money...peace, joy,

> contentment, and if taken to the extreme ( bankruptcy) it involves robbing

> alot of other people.

>

> fight the feelings of having to spend beyond your means today.

> you will like it better if you don't!

>

> trust me! its better to always spend less than you earn, and save some

> every pay period. You need a cushion for the days ahead.

> Linda

> " Controlling the minor details of your own life will have a ripple effect

> to the far reaches of your universe. Big things fall into place if you

> take small steps along the way. "

> -

> Steph

> @ <%40>

>

> Wednesday, December 05, 2007 7:23 AM

> Re: Re: Holiday Question

>

> Deanna,

> That sounds like a wonderful way to spend the holidays. I get so

> overwelmed with the weddings, birthdays and gifts that are needed for the

> season. I wish we would have never got credit cards because when we didn't

> have one we were creative but now the holidays are so stressful knowing I

> will still be paying for gifts that I bought in December in July.

>

> =^.^= Steph

>

>

> Looking for last minute shopping deals? Find them fast with Search.

>

>

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 12/5/2007 11:19:55 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,

thelilacflower writes:

 

should have it in the sweet quick bread recipe folder. I'm at work and can't

like right now. I have a banana bread made with wheat flour, orange juice

and honey, no sugar that is delicious. I need to get it posted asap

 

 

Donna this sounds wonderful please post when you get the chance.

 

Gayle

 

 

 

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