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- What?!?
- $100 Reward
- Freeze Frame
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- Just a Year Too Soon
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- Yes, Icing
- You kids drive me nuts!
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Cake or Pie?
"Amy Frandle -- 2 March 1952." The latest episode of Minnesota Kodachromes takes place at the kitchen table. The cake looks delicious, but we'll start with a slice of that cherry pie, please. 35mm color slide by Hubert Tuttle. View full size.
Amy's birthday
I must have missed this when it was posted, but when I stumbled upon it, I did some research and found out the following:
Amy Frandle
Blue Earth, Faribault County, Minnesota
Born: March 2, 1902 Died: September 1, 1977
So, it was Amy Frandle's 50th birthday; she was to live another 25 years and 6 months. Hopefully, she will have had a happy life!
Tablecloth
NICE oil cloth tablecloth. Useful stuff, oil cloth, nicer than vinyl.
Percolator
I think that is a Mirro-matic percolator. I've had one for over ten years, and it makes wonderful coffee (if you like percolated coffee).
Cake, please.....
And please make sure I get lots of those hard, preformed sugar daisies.
Cake or pie?
The only correct answer to that question is, "YES!"
Recycling
Use the leftover wall paint on tin cans then plant geraniums in them.
More Pie Please
Mmmm I'll have another slice of pecan pie -- and spread on some Skippy for good measure!
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