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9 comments:
yum! So now I want some chocolate.
I hope your day is shaping up to be a fun time.
Yum!!!!!
This reminds me of the PBJ song we sang as kids where you talk about squishing the grapes with your hands...
That would last a wonderfully long time!!!
That's so awesome!! Where's the recipe???
Wow that's a lot of jam! Looks good!
That is yummy.. Enjoy.. Do you make strawberry?
Oh! Yumm!!!! I am popping over after reading your comment on "Keeping Up with the Schultz family"... you mentioned that you had one starting college and another 1st grade :o) sounds a wee bit like my brother and I. Although not starting college back then, I had just gotten married and my brother was starting 1st grade. There are 11 years between us. ...and when I was having our first daughter, my mom found out she was pregnant-so my sister is 20 years younger than me :o)
Blessings & Aloha!
(also noticed you are from Wisconsin-my dad's family are all from Wisconsin...he lives in the northern woods, near the U.P. mmmm...love cheese curds!)
Yum, my favorite!
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