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Hello to anyone who may still read this blog! I forgot my password and some other settings a couple (or more!) years ago and finally kept tinkering and trying to remember this afternoon until I was able to get back into the blog. Just thought I'd check and see if anyone still comes here for recipes. I thought of deleting it, but I didn't want to do that if anyone was still using it.

I don't cook nearly as much as I used to, but I am trying to get back to meal planning and that jogged my memory of this blog! :) I hope to hear from you if you still visit here!

Take care ~ Connie

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  1. I'm ready to take this journey to plan with you!

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  2. Oh, that's great, Felecia! I'm more likely to put some feet to the thought with a friend! Yay! Maybe we can encourage each other! :)

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  3. So happy to see your email today.....missed you! Glad you're back!!!

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  4. Glad to get your email....keep them coming!

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  5. I just discovered your blog. It's awesome! Greetings from Poland! :)

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  6. I do come here for recipes. Please don't delete. :)

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    1. I'm here in December of 2025! Please don't delete.

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  7. Look - it only took me a few months to see you were back! Welcome!

    susie

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  8. Please don't ever delete. I just found it and will be using it regularly now, I'm sure. Thank you for the time and effort invested into this.

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  9. July 2019. Just found your recipe for dough burgers and your blog.
    I'm going to make the burgers right now. I was trying to sign up to follow your blog but noticed the dates are older. It is a great blog. Thank you for the recipes. I hope you are well.

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  10. Just found your blog and some amazing sounding recipes to try. I plan to come back here often. Please don't ever delete it. Thank you and many well wishes.

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  11. Nice Post!!
    Please look here at Meal Plan

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