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morning, make the dough, let it rise, cut out the doughnuts, let M them rise, and about that time, - people begin to show up. The house fills, (You'dbe surprised ~0 how far people wiB drive for a . doughnut!) / - ^ ff 0 Our guests then put either glaze, sugar, cinnamon-sugar, caramel, chocolate, sprinkles or a combination of ail of the above on their doughnut. A good fire in the fireplace, and we've got a great afternoon. (I think that the record for doughnut-eating is 12. One guest ate six at the house; then took six home with her.)
£ The point is that the event adrievea its purpose. My in-laws got to meet a lot of new people, and we have a blast every year. You can think of something similar. We’ve watched our son and his friends grow from middle •drool students to college students, and they're coming again $ this yean It's a great occasion. |
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If you think back over the ; holiday seasons in your life, I would be willing to bet that die ones that are .the most memo- | table are tire ones where you
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