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Down a dusty road . . .
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Simple & Easy Desserts for the Holidays
Simple & Easy Homemade Desserts for the Holidays baked LIVE Virtuallywith Gina, Chris & The Chef’s Hat Group LIVE Event – Baking Easy Desserts There was a fantastic turnout last night at our LIVE Virtual Event of Baking Holiday Dessert Together! Some baked along with us, in real time, while others just came to watch…
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I miss that candy store already. The pound and a half of chocolates lasted until about 1 week after I got to Kathy and Kevin’s. What I appreciate most about all of this is how you so thoroughly documented the experience, but you were entirely present the whole time to enjoy it with me. Most times once the phones come out you lose the people in front of you. Not Chris and Gina. They take a few photos then work on the documentation later and I sincerely appreciate that!