In article 7>,
Wayne Boatwright > wrote:

> > Thanks for this Wayne! I rarely ever bake or eat baked goods, but this
> > really does sound good! I'll be passing it on to my sister, who _does_
> > bake.
> >
> > I'm so proud of her right now. :-) She's even been baking her own bread!
> > I'm planning to get her some Silpats as a late birthday gift.
> >
> > I also need to pass on the insulated cookie sheets I bought for mom a
> > few years ago.
>
> I'm glad you're passing it on. If your sister bakes these, make sure to
> eat one. They're delicious! I'm sure she's enjoying the insulated cookie
> sheets, and she'll love the Silpats.
>
> --
> Wayne Boatwright

Thanks again. :-)

I called her on the phone shortly after I read your post, and we
discussed her coming over and raiding the pantry supplies and pans for
mom's stuff that I know she will use and I won't. From the insulated
cookie sheets to the popcorn popper that belonged to Aunt Anne and the
Victorio strainer.

When I mentioned getting her some silpats for baking as a late B-day
gift, she said she'd love some...

I'm just glad they moved back here from Arizona. Family is good.

I also want to discuss teaching Dyson to cook with her. He's 6 now so
it's time to get that started. Mom started us at 4, but we are girls. <g>
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