I would like this one...
A cheesecake is something I have learned to like. This one, from Upper Crust, went so far as to congratulate Tom on his oldness (sorry Tom - you know I am joking)! Truly, it was an art form... AND it came accompanied by roughly 11 or so spoons.
A cheesecake is something I have learned to like. This one, from Upper Crust, went so far as to congratulate Tom on his oldness (sorry Tom - you know I am joking)! Truly, it was an art form... AND it came accompanied by roughly 11 or so spoons.
At this point, Tom is thrilled. Italian food. Good friends. Brian looking confused...
One must never forget to give a canned good as a birthday present. With the economic crisis, you can never be to careful, plus, its easy to chew on when you are old! Don't worry... Kristen made sure to cross out the "young" in "young peas" and correct its misprint.
Speaking of old... oh wait a minute... I mean YOUNG... We found ourselves playing a classic YOUNG person's game of scrabble one of these weeknights. It was probably the best game of scrabble ever played. Josh was the winner by TWO points! The score was 249 to 251!!!
The remaining letters of course!!! Where else would you put them?
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That sounds like a lot of fun. Say Happy Birthday to Tom for me. That cake looked amazing. I would be afraid to eat it, for three reasons: 1) it would be like destrying an edible Mona Lisa, (who probably wasn't made out of sugar and cheese (but we never know for sure)), 2) I don't really like Cheesecake, it's a bit rich for my taste. 3) Cheesecake isn't the cheapest type of cake there is, although I could just go get some cake from Costco, who also sells cheese, and make my own. How hard can it be? Also, it's too rich for me.
Oh, and by the way, warm up your sense of humor, I'm coming for a visit!!!
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