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misplacedbrit @misplacedbrit (69) • Canada 25 Apr 11

I love to cook, and I also like to try out new flavor combination's too. One of my Husband's favourite foods is chocolate chip Muffins, and I love to make them, but last night, I wanted to change them up a little bit. So I made...

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misplacedbrit Hi Opal. I always used to say that I was never a fan of Lemon either, but I tried it in baking and it's a much milder flavour than I was expecting, and really yummy! I always loved baking, I used to help my mom as a little girl, though of course, the...

25 Apr 11

misplacedbrit @misplacedbrit (69) • Canada 25 Apr 11

I love to cook, and I also like to try out new flavor combination's too. One of my Husband's favourite foods is chocolate chip Muffins, and I love to make them, but last night, I wanted to change them up a little bit. So I made...

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misplacedbrit I like Pecans too, though I much prefer Almonds. I like adding different things to recipes and such too, but I do wonder why, or how it took me so long to try the combination of Chocolate and Lemon lol.

25 Apr 11

Opal26 @Opal26 (17679) • United States 21 Apr 11

I am basically an easy going person and get along with most people most of the time. And I pride myself on being there for my friends as much as I can. But, there is a few things I can't tolerate and that is lying, and being...

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misplacedbrit Wow, your neighbor sounds like a real b*tch! Unfortunately, because you live so close to her, I have no suggestions on how to get shut of her. Seems to me like she needs mental health care. Jealousy is such a horrible emotion to come up against, and...

24 Apr 11

misplacedbrit @misplacedbrit (69) • Canada 14 Apr 11

I've always enjoyed cooking. My Husband presents a challenge for me, because he is so fussy about certain foods. He loves Italian food, but not sauces made using cream as a base. He loves Spicy food, which I hate, so sometimes,...

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misplacedbrit It's interesting that so many people assume they must be very bad cooks if they try something that doesn't turn out very nice, or even perfect the first time they try it. With cooking, failure just means you pick yourself back up, and try something new....

21 Apr 11

misplacedbrit @misplacedbrit (69) • Canada 14 Apr 11

I've always enjoyed cooking. My Husband presents a challenge for me, because he is so fussy about certain foods. He loves Italian food, but not sauces made using cream as a base. He loves Spicy food, which I hate, so sometimes,...

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misplacedbrit Lol, unfortunately, I can't cook for you. Vancouver is a little too far away from China. However, should you come visit Vancouver, I would be happy to make a little something for you :-) Cooking really isn't all that difficult. Find a recipe, buy the...

21 Apr 11

misplacedbrit @misplacedbrit (69) • Canada 14 Apr 11

I've always enjoyed cooking. My Husband presents a challenge for me, because he is so fussy about certain foods. He loves Italian food, but not sauces made using cream as a base. He loves Spicy food, which I hate, so sometimes,...

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misplacedbrit Hi there! Maybe you could cook a meal for your parents one day? They might discover something new that they like, and you get to show off your cooking skills. Cooking is a very enjoyable past-time. I enjoy mixing the ingredients, and tasting the finished...

21 Apr 11

misplacedbrit @misplacedbrit (69) • Canada 14 Apr 11

I've always enjoyed cooking. My Husband presents a challenge for me, because he is so fussy about certain foods. He loves Italian food, but not sauces made using cream as a base. He loves Spicy food, which I hate, so sometimes,...

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misplacedbrit I have to say your comments did make me laugh out loud. But hey, at least you try right? That's the main thing. Maybe you could look for some simple recipes online, make sure you have the list of ingredients with you when you go shopping, and make sure you...

21 Apr 11

misplacedbrit @misplacedbrit (69) • Canada 14 Apr 11

I've always enjoyed cooking. My Husband presents a challenge for me, because he is so fussy about certain foods. He loves Italian food, but not sauces made using cream as a base. He loves Spicy food, which I hate, so sometimes,...

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misplacedbrit I agree. The internet is a wonderful place to find new recipes and new ideas, and there are hundreds of thousands of different ones out there. I'm not a huge fan of Chinese food and the recipes for Chinese meals sometimes make me raise an eyebrow at the...

21 Apr 11

misplacedbrit @misplacedbrit (69) • Canada 14 Apr 11

I've always enjoyed cooking. My Husband presents a challenge for me, because he is so fussy about certain foods. He loves Italian food, but not sauces made using cream as a base. He loves Spicy food, which I hate, so sometimes,...

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misplacedbrit I love to try cooking new things and seeing how the finished product will turn out. If it works well, I store the recipe and then try to think about how I can change it the next time to make it even better.

21 Apr 11

misplacedbrit @misplacedbrit (69) • Canada 16 Apr 11

My husband and I got into a discussion with a friend where the following question came up. Which is more important? To forgive the person, or forgive their act against you? Say someone did something that had a direct negative...

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misplacedbrit I really couldn't have put this any better. Your words describe exactly how I feel about this!

21 Apr 11

misplacedbrit @misplacedbrit (69) • Canada 16 Apr 11

My husband and I got into a discussion with a friend where the following question came up. Which is more important? To forgive the person, or forgive their act against you? Say someone did something that had a direct negative...

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misplacedbrit Sometimes, to forgive their actions and not them is a good thing. However, to say that their action disappointed you is something that I tend not to subscribe to. If they're a friend, then they should have known how that act would affect you. To go ahead and...

21 Apr 11

misplacedbrit @misplacedbrit (69) • Canada 16 Apr 11

My husband and I got into a discussion with a friend where the following question came up. Which is more important? To forgive the person, or forgive their act against you? Say someone did something that had a direct negative...

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misplacedbrit I think all forgiveness requires time. It's not something that can happen overnight. I can forgive a person, but I will never forget what they did to me. To forget is to forget the lesson that was taught.

21 Apr 11

misplacedbrit @misplacedbrit (69) • Canada 16 Apr 11

My husband and I got into a discussion with a friend where the following question came up. Which is more important? To forgive the person, or forgive their act against you? Say someone did something that had a direct negative...

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misplacedbrit Yeah, and that's another thing. If you forgive a person, and what they did to you, and then they keep on doing what they were doing before anyway, then its time to give them the boot. People like that really need to be careful in life, because one day,...

21 Apr 11

misplacedbrit @misplacedbrit (69) • Canada 16 Apr 11

My husband and I got into a discussion with a friend where the following question came up. Which is more important? To forgive the person, or forgive their act against you? Say someone did something that had a direct negative...

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misplacedbrit I agree. But by forgiving that person, although you're not forgiving what they did, you do tend to let go of a lot of the angst and negativity - not all of it, but a lot of it. Once you made the decision to forgive the person, and/or the act, it lifts a weight...

21 Apr 11

misplacedbrit @misplacedbrit (69) • Canada 16 Apr 11

My husband and I got into a discussion with a friend where the following question came up. Which is more important? To forgive the person, or forgive their act against you? Say someone did something that had a direct negative...

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misplacedbrit Acts can be very hard to forget, and the worse they are, the harder it is to forgive. Sometimes, people can't confront the person who hurt them or made them angry, for whatever reason, and in that case, I don't think there's a full sense of closure. Someone...

21 Apr 11

misplacedbrit @misplacedbrit (69) • Canada 16 Apr 11

My husband and I got into a discussion with a friend where the following question came up. Which is more important? To forgive the person, or forgive their act against you? Say someone did something that had a direct negative...

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misplacedbrit I agree with you. I have forgiven people before, and the acts that they committed against me, but I've also learned my lesson. It came around and bit me on the rear so to speak. I can forgive a person for something that they've done to me, but I can't...

21 Apr 11

misplacedbrit @misplacedbrit (69) • Canada 16 Apr 11

My husband and I got into a discussion with a friend where the following question came up. Which is more important? To forgive the person, or forgive their act against you? Say someone did something that had a direct negative...

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misplacedbrit I agree. I once forgave a friend for something she did, only for her to turn around and do it again a few short weeks later. The second time she did it, I said to her 'I forgive you, but I won't forgive what you did. I gave you another chance, and you...

16 Apr 11

misplacedbrit @misplacedbrit (69) • Canada 16 Apr 11

My husband and I got into a discussion with a friend where the following question came up. Which is more important? To forgive the person, or forgive their act against you? Say someone did something that had a direct negative...

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misplacedbrit If they are sorry, and truly sorry, I think it makes it easier for us to forgive them. We do all make mistakes after all, and we don't always think about the consequences of our actions, especially in the heat of the moment.

16 Apr 11

misplacedbrit @misplacedbrit (69) • Canada 16 Apr 11

My husband and I got into a discussion with a friend where the following question came up. Which is more important? To forgive the person, or forgive their act against you? Say someone did something that had a direct negative...

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misplacedbrit I have a personal reason for asking this question. I was raped when I was 15 years old, by someone I didn't know. It's taken me a long time, but I have forgiven the person. The act however, is something else. I can forgive him, but not what he did to me. Maybe...

16 Apr 11

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