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 Did everyone leave here???????????? | 
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 No, I don't need another cheesecake. I need another Yorkie!! I have too many cheesecakes and not enough Yorkies. (only one Yorkie) | 
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 How was that Lemon cheesecake? ;) I went and had to have cheesecake ice cream today because of you...(that was the most convienent thing to eat) My hubby is taking his level 2 ski instuctor test this week and doesn't want any sweets in the house...so the next best thing was cheescake ice cream it was ok..... | 
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 Actually, the cheesecake is great. But I have to give most of it away so I won't eat it all by myself. ;)  I had a water pipe burst and didn't know it and my neighbor woke me up to tell me so she and her family will have cheesecake for dessert tomorrow night. Wish you were here. I would love to share with you. :p | 
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 Is your house ok? Any damage? It has been so cold here I am kind of surprised we haven't had any problems yet...other then my hubby slipping on the ice last night and falling down the stairs outside...he is ok, just bruised his knee a bit..Thank goodness! | 
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 Yes, it was outside. Gushing everywhere. I heard the noise but it didn't sound like water. It was my sprinkler system and I thought someone must be crazy to be out working in this cold. The plumber said it would cost 200 to fix it but I was very relieved that it only cost half that. Better watch that bruised knee. I 'bruised' mine once and it wctually ended up that I had torn the cartiledge and had to have knee surgery. | 
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 His knee should be ok, he went in last week to have cortisone shots in them so they wouldn't be so sore this week for his ski test...oh well he'll just grit his teeth and go for it.. Thank goodness the water was all outside, what a mess to clean up if inside. Well gotta go to bed...Goodnight | 
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 So, if anyone can get their hands on their mommy's recipe..... it would be great!!! :) omega | 
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 here's what I have done so far Okay...I went to the grocers and the pet store. At the pet store I got some Chicken Soup for the Dog Lover's Soul...Adult formula, which the vet said she should no start eating (adult). At the grocers I got cottage cheese and  vanilla yogurt. I gave her about a tablespoon of the cottage cheese and she loved it. Ate it all. Then I put down some of the dogfood. One bite and done.:confused:  Now I am cooking her some beef and rice. I am not sure how you are supposed to do it for dogs. I put in only beef and rice. No seasoning at all. I almost stir fried the beef in olive oil but thought better of it until I know olive oil would be okay. So I used none. Anyway, it is almost done and I am going to try that to see if she will eat it. They told me she was four pounds but she hadn't been weighed in a while. Today at the vet's she weighed 3.8 so I am on a fattening , weight gaining intent right now. I feel so bad that she might have lost eight ounces just being with me for four or five days.:( I don't know that is true but if it is I deserve to be beaten. AAArrrggghhh!!!! Any suggestions I am all ears (or eyes, as it may be. Thanks, Sammi | 
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 My next question....how in the world am I going to follow the directions of the vet if she will not eat the dried food???!!! Oh, Lordy, what to do??? | 
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 Somebody's Mama's Pecan Pie Recipe Somebody's Mama's Pecan Pie Recipe: Make your own crust or buy one. I buy. It's way easier. I am not 'suzie' enough to want to make my own pie crust when something just as good or better is available at the market. Anyway...Do NOT pierce the bottom of the crust for the pecan pie. Here's what's next: 1/2 cup butter, melted 1 cup sugar 1 cup light corn syrup 4 eggs, beaten 1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract 1/4 teaspoon salt 1 unbaked 9 inch pastry shell pecan halves Preheat oven to 325 degrees. In a saucepan, combine butter, sugar and corn syrup. Cook over low heat stirring constantly until sugar is dissolved. Cool. Add eggs, vanilla extract and salt; blend well. Pour filling into pastry shell. Arrange pacan halves in concentric circles on top. Bake for 50 to 55 minutes. Cool completely. Refrigerate. Enjoy. :) Should you decide you want a pastry recipe, let me know. Have it to you in a jiffy! Sammi | 
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 BTW..... I have been in Food and Beverage most of my life. Have owned restaurants. Am willing to share some fabulous recipes if anyone wants them. Like Cajun food. Yummy. Shrimp Creole is delicious.:thumbup: Have a recipe for seafood enchiladas that is divine. Many more. | 
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