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Today is dragging!

Mici n KC Posted:

Today is dragging!

It's only 3pm. Why can't it be 5pm?
jonsgirl04 Posted:

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I have one more stinking hour!!!
MrsJ08 Posted:

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I know tell me about it!!!
Mici n KC Posted:

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Posted by jonsgirl04

I have one more stinking hour!!!



I wish that was as long as I had
lillprincess54 Posted:

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i am here till 530
RockysGirl Posted:

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well, where I am it's a 2 hour difference - so it's only 1pm HERE!! (consider yourself lucky. lol)
Kimbalina Posted:

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I am bored out of my mind at work.. I leave in 10 min though-
Mici n KC Posted:

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Posted by RockysGirl

well, where I am it's a 2 hour difference - so it's only 1pm HERE!! (consider yourself lucky. lol)



I'd stab myself in the eyeball!
SB7308 Posted:

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yelley77 Posted:

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the first 4 hours flew for me b/c i was busy... now it's dragging... and all i can think about are the panko crusted chicken cutlets i am making fro dinner...

Mici n KC Posted:

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Posted by yelley77

the first 4 hours flew for me b/c i was busy... now it's dragging... and all i can think about are the panko crusted chicken cutlets i am making fro dinner...



What is panko?
Kimbalina Posted:

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Here look at these cupcakes I made yesterday!
Just call me suzy homemaker. LOL


yelley77 Posted:

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Posted by Mici n KC


Posted by yelley77

the first 4 hours flew for me b/c i was busy... now it's dragging... and all i can think about are the panko crusted chicken cutlets i am making fro dinner...



What is panko?



is a variety of breadcrumb from Japanese cuisine and French cuisine used to create a crunchy coating for fried foods such as tonkatsu. Panko is made from bread without crusts, thus it has a crisper, airier texture than most types of breading found in Western cuisine. Outside Japan, it is becoming more popular for use in Asian and non-Asian dishes, and is often available in Asian markets and specialty stores. Increasingly, it's also available in many large supermarkets. Panko is produced worldwide, particularly in Asian countries including Japan, Korea, Thailand, China and Vietnam.



it makes everything so crispy and delicious
yelley77 Posted:

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Posted by Kimbalina

Here look at these cupcakes I made yesterday!



OMG! those are beautiful!
Gigi08 Posted:

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Posted by Kimbalina

Here look at these cupcakes I made yesterday!



Oh wow, they came out great, Kim! You're having fun with the classes?
SB7308 Posted:

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Posted by Kimbalina

Here look at these cupcakes I made yesterday!
Just call me suzy homemaker. LOL


The one on the right looks like he's ready to get it on ....


yelley77 Posted:

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Posted by SB7308


Posted by Kimbalina

Here look at these cupcakes I made yesterday!
Just call me suzy homemaker. LOL


The one on the right looks like he's ready to get it on ....





Marvin Gaye IMMEDIATELY popped into my head.
Mici n KC Posted:

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Posted by Kimbalina

Here look at these cupcakes I made yesterday!
Just call me suzy homemaker. LOL





UGH, I can't see them!
Mici n KC Posted:

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Posted by yelley77


Posted by Mici n KC


Posted by yelley77

the first 4 hours flew for me b/c i was busy... now it's dragging... and all i can think about are the panko crusted chicken cutlets i am making fro dinner...



What is panko?



is a variety of breadcrumb from Japanese cuisine and French cuisine used to create a crunchy coating for fried foods such as tonkatsu. Panko is made from bread without crusts, thus it has a crisper, airier texture than most types of breading found in Western cuisine. Outside Japan, it is becoming more popular for use in Asian and non-Asian dishes, and is often available in Asian markets and specialty stores. Increasingly, it's also available in many large supermarkets. Panko is produced worldwide, particularly in Asian countries including Japan, Korea, Thailand, China and Vietnam.



it makes everything so crispy and delicious



OMG, yum!

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