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chicken pot pie ring
Ingredients
1 bag (10 oz) frozen microwavable mixed vegetables
2 cups shredded cooked chicken
1 can (10.75 oz) condensed cream of chicken soup
1 tablespoon milk
1 teaspoon salt
1/4 teaspoon pepper
2 cans (8 oz each) Pillsbury™ refrigerated crescent dinner rolls
Heat oven to 375'
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call Clara Toney
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Grandma's Attic story idea
Everyone lives in a snaky twisting cramped space bursting with machinery and piled to the ceiling with heaps of equipment, clothing, bedding, dried and preserved food, rats, hydroponics tanks, potted plants, hamster habitrail, computers, and control panels no one understands. Everyone's always lived there. There are seventy-one people in the ( Read more... ) -
Cancer story
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report number for stolen backpack
20154440
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notes on Giskard
Yes, that's what I'm going to call him.
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notes on Roberta Tomber's Indo-Roman Trade
Notes on Indo-Roman Trade by Roberta Tomber
p. 13: Sir Mortimer Wheeler’s books are the basic modern texts.
p. 16: a pound of pepper costs 32 times the price of a pound of bread. NOT thousands and thousands of coins
p. 21: the Periplus of the Erythrean Sea mentions sesame oil and ghee as items traded
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piece of story
They rode in silence, Charthat leading them into a switchbacking trail over ridges which lay below a long series of peaks, cut from the sandstone of a long-past ocean. They were heavily overgrown with chaparral and stream side groves of oaks. Until they reached a camp for secondday sleep, Charthat said nothing. As they rubbed down the tired ( Read more... ) -
new piece of story
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Five days passed, five of the fifty days of the Pendleton’s year.
The snow-sellers came into the City with their dripping, wrapped manhorse-carts of treasure, and sold them to the makers of mulberry-fool and mango-fool and tofu-ices and coconut-ices, and the coconut-ices and atemoya-ices and rambutan-ices fair flew out the stalls in the market on ( Read more... )