"Q" loved them. Soooooo happy. Was even happy to eat a part of a pill that just had molasses on it.
Duh. Cue Julie Andrews...
Monday, August 24, 2009
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- I am a retired teacher, wife, and mother of two adult sons. I grew up in the beautiful Southern New Mexico Rio Grande Valley. Here's an homáge to my favorite foods and places.
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