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lisamarie508 Posted - Jan 21 2008 : 3:54:20 PM
In an effort to simplify, I spent the weekend going through all the cookbooks. It's a sickness, I think, like collecting fabric(that's another task). I'm willing to part with 28 of them and listed them on my blog for sale. Most are $1 a few are more.

I kept only the ones that I use a lot or that have sentimental value. I hardly ever use the sentimental ones, but I just can't part with them. Like the one I made with my 8th grade art class(I can't believe I still have it) and the one I helped dd's high school choir make for a fund raiser and the one from the church I grew up in that was a fund raiser for our steeple and bell. Two of the cookbooks don't really count as they came with an appliance and I use a lot of recipes in those. Couldn't part with my candy making book, or wild game book or my bread book either. There are still a lot but I'm working on it...

If you want to buy any, please list them on this thread and email me. That way everyone knows which ones are spoken for already. I plan to just mail them in padded envelopes to save you gals money unless you know a cheaper way to send them.

Farmgirl Sister #35

"If you can not do great things, do small things in a great way." Napoleon Hill (1883-1970)

my blog: http://lisamariesbasketry.blogspot.com/
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