I still buy a new Easter Bonnet every year, LOL. I think I will put wheat germ in my butterball cookies instead of pecans, oh.....I love pecans, oh well, would rather breathe than eat nuts. To: [email]asthma [/email] Sent: Friday, December 16,

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I still buy a new Easter Bonnet every year, LOL. I think I will put wheat germ in my butterball cookies instead of pecans, oh.....I love pecans, oh well, would rather breathe than eat nuts. To: asthma Sent: Friday, December 16, 2011 1:09 PM Subject: Re: Peanut Allergy cont

I'd picked the biscuit one up because I like to read mysteries set in England.

One automotive vocabulary difference that wasn't mentioned is our "hood", which you folks call a "bonnet". Here a bonnet is a type of tie-on hat that was worn by women and girls in pioneer days, or even a fancy, highly decorated hat over which women would compete to see whose was the most eye-catching at the annual Easter Parade. There's an old-fashioned American song about that kind of bonnet.

Slats

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