<p>As the saying goes; There is no such thing as a bad pizza.</p>
<p>tic, tic, tic</p>
<p>After post #3, I refuse to attemp a humorous post. Mo3S, that was very funny.</p>
<p>Now someone should start a thread telling stories about when our kids walked in on us or heard ‘sounds’ thru the bedroom door…</p>
<p>Um, yeah, lealdragon, how about last week, in the morning, a la Berurah! and she’s 21…what can you do, but just smile 
Though my youngest was teasing me in strange ways that week, I think D1 shared!</p>
<p>BTW, does any one have any great ideas for insulating floors where you can hear the sounds through the floor/ceiling? Only because hubby snores and disturbs D, really, that’s the only reason! :D</p>
<p>When my son was little, we were always very careful to make sure he was asleep. So it was very disconcerting when, as a teen, he told us how he used to sometimes get up in the middle of the night to go to the bathroom and…hear…things…</p>
<p>Yeah, very disconcerting!</p>
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<p>Uh-huh. Yeah, right. <wink></wink></p>
<p>You might try one of those sound machines. We wouldn’t be without it now.</p>
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Luckily, our bedroom is over the garage! 
We do, however, keep at least THREE fans on HIGH. Wonder if the kids think we’re just “hot”? <em>LOL</em> ;)</p>
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What can I say? :o I’ve always been a morning person (which, BTW, doesn’t preclude my ALSO being an afternoon person, evening person, middle of the night person, etc.!) :)</p>
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ivoryk, now how does one sign up for THAT job!??!!??!!</p>
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Don’t bother, jym, it’s already taken! :o</p>
<p>leal-how about those times when your kid(s) are supposed to be spending the night at a friends and you find out…IN THE MORNING…that they came home after you had gone ot bed because something did not work out…and your mind whirls back to determine what time they came home and what time you went to sleep :eek:</p>
<p>Another view of the matter:</p>
<p>Broadway Melody
by, Frederick Seidel</p>
<p>*A naked woman my age is a total nightmare.
A woman my age naked is a nightmare.
It doesn’t matter. One doesn’t care.
One doesn’t say it out loud because it’s rare.
For anyone to be willing to say it,
Because it’s the equivalent of buying billboard space to display it,</p>
<p>Display how horrible life after death is,
How horrible to draw your last breath is,
When you go on living.
I hate the old couples on their walkers giving
Off odors of love, and in CITY DINER eating a ray
Of hope, and then praying and trembling back out on Broadway,</p>
<p>Drumming and dancing, chanting something nearly unbearable,
Spreading their wings in order to be more beautiful and more terrible.*</p>
<p>Well now, P2N…Self-rising pizza or the usual pizza that just lies there all flat on the pan? Don’t even get me started on thin-crust. :D</p>
<p>Well, I understand that the food technologists have invented some new additives that can help pizza crust to rise if it has difficulty doing so…</p>
<p>But if the crust rises for more than 4 hours you might have to consult with the cook!</p>
<p>Agree? Disagree? </p>
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<a href=“http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20070206/od_nm/life_clothes_dc[/url]”>http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20070206/od_nm/life_clothes_dc</a></p>
<p>Is this the Bill Clinton definition of sex or what?</p>
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Wonder if Mr. Seidel has ever consulted his partner to see what she thinks of <em>HIS</em> naked body!?!? :eek:</p>
<p>Poor guy…either he’s devoid of imagination and romance, or he’s got visual acuity that is WAY too sharp for his age! I <em>knew</em> there was a good reason that older people typically have more trouble seeing… ;)</p>
<p>~berurah</p>
<p>Splitting hairs somemom? </p>
<p>This is a little more tempting, eh?</p>
<p>I’ve never had my pizza crust not rise. Deep-dish at that. ;)</p>
<p>The trick is to get the temperature just right and use quality yeast. Of course, Mrs. p2n is an expert at such things. It’s best to leave these things to experts, right?</p>
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Yeast can actually be quite finicky, so yes, it’s best left up to those who know how to treat it gently and with the utmost respect. Flat pizza can typically be attributed to careless treatment of the delicate yeast. </p>
<p>oops…for a second, I thought we really <em>were</em> talking about pizza! :o</p>