October 11-18, 2008 Disney Magic Parrothead Pirates in Paradise Chapter 14

[WDWCrazzyCunninghams]

Good Afternoon everyone!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I am still in p.j.'s!!!!!!!!!!!

I just now got my shower! I have been uploading photos and video for the Avalanche Club and just chillaxin'!

 

[kritter]

I just now got my shower! I have been uploading photos and video for the Avalanche Club and just chillaxin'!

I love Colton's costume.. Good idea maybe I can get Bruce to head over to the Halloween store to see if there is anything good there too....!!!!!!!!!!!!! Off to get my work out clothes on going to go for a long walk!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Octoberbride03]

Afternoon kiddies

Hope everyone had a nice weekend. We're just home from church/breakfast/grocery shopping. now time to relax. And see how many pics photobucket will let me upload

 

[elgerber]

Maybe I need to get a Spam blocker for my shopping cart! LOL

There was a coupon in the paper today even!!

 

[WDWCrazzyCunninghams]

There was a coupon in the paper today even!!

Really? I haven't gone through them yet. I guess, maybe, just maybe, we'll have to try another flavor then!!!

 

[Danzer45]

Great! Halloween was too fun, although we weren't able to make it to BigRed's Party. We came home from town and I was asleep as soon as my head hit the pillow at 9:15!!!

How's it going?

J.

Hey Jamie... do you still have the pub show video? Please don't forget I want a copy!!!!

 

[Danzer45]

Oreo Orgy


2 pkgs. of small instant vanilla pudding
1 8 oz. cream cheese
1 large tub of cool whip
2 pkgs. of oreos

Mix up pudding as directed on box. Add cream cheese and 3/4 of the cool whip. Mix well. I usually use a hand mixer so there is no lumps. Set aside. Crumble two rows of the oreos into a casserole size dish or you can use a trifle bowl. Layer half of pudding mixture onto crumbled oreos. Repeat with two more rows of oreos. Put other half of pudding on top. Crumble finely one row of oreos on top. Put remaining cool whip. I used the last row of oreos whole and placed around the rim of my dish to make it look pretty. Refrigerate.


( I used reduced fat oreos, light cream cheese, light cool whip, and no sugar added pudding mix the other night. Allen said he couldn't tell any difference.)

You can also use the seasonal oreos for this. We used the oreos with the orange filling for Halloween!

 

[pinkygirl]

ROFL! You are NOT going to inspire me to make them again this time! It takes too darn long LOL. But they were good the one night.


Sounds Yummy. I thought of you when I made a recipe I got for "Buckeye Bars" on Thursday night for a potluck, since you are the only other former Buckeye I know... They were super good and easy too, no bake!

Love the lower lip!!!!

And hey, I still come here, but usually when I do there is no one here!!! I was at the neighbors last night, with my Bon Voyage Glass, our DCL cooler from Castaway Cay and Steve's DCL beer mug. None of that was good enough to make be even close to as much fun as deck 9.

HI Erika!!!!!!! are you avoiding us so we can stop bugging you to come on the cruise with us? You need to come so we can collect another Bon Voyage glass!!!!!!!!!!!!! you know you want to !!!!! pweeeeeease

 

[Danzer45]

I need recipes please!!!!!

I have one to share. I was eating this yesterday at the truck club meet. It was SO good and SO easy!

Cracker Cookies
In a jelly roll pan, lined with foil and sprayed with Pam, lay a layer of Saltine crackers. Meanwhile, Melt 2 sticks of butter and 1/2 cup of sugar. when melted, pour over crackers. Bake in 350 oven for about 5-7 mins. Remove. Sprinkle with chocolate chips. Return to oven to melt. when soft, remove and spread across crackers. Sprinkle with chopped nuts if desired. Place in fridge..or freezer if in a hurry!! Once cooled, remove from fridge and break up. Store in air tight container.

I thought a great option would be to use both chocolate chips and reeses peanut butter chips! Or add coconut with chopped walnuts or pecans! The options are endless!!

Try this with graham crackers... it's really good that way also... and use chopped pecans on it!

 

[pinkygirl]

Hey Kristin and Nancy, guess what I just found on my desk???? Another new pack of travel size eye drops!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I must have bought 2 at different times LOL!

oh no!!!!!! so you now have a supply at least!!!! LOL

 

[pinkygirl]

Oreo Orgy


2 pkgs. of small instant vanilla pudding
1 8 oz. cream cheese
1 large tub of cool whip
2 pkgs. of oreos

Mix up pudding as directed on box. Add cream cheese and 3/4 of the cool whip. Mix well. I usually use a hand mixer so there is no lumps. Set aside. Crumble two rows of the oreos into a casserole size dish or you can use a trifle bowl. Layer half of pudding mixture onto crumbled oreos. Repeat with two more rows of oreos. Put other half of pudding on top. Crumble finely one row of oreos on top. Put remaining cool whip. I used the last row of oreos whole and placed around the rim of my dish to make it look pretty. Refrigerate.


( I used reduced fat oreos, light cream cheese, light cool whip, and no sugar added pudding mix the other night. Allen said he couldn't tell any difference.)

You can also use the seasonal oreos for this. We used the oreos with the orange filling for Halloween!

oh this sounds yummy!!!

 

[pinkygirl]

well I better get going.......see ya all later!!!!!!!

 

[Danzer45]

oh this sounds yummy!!!

Yummy does not quite describe it... but it's close... It is
SCRUMP-DILLY-ISCIOUS!! Or as my Mom used to say... "Plum Larapin"!

 

[WDWCrazzyCunninghams]

Oreo Orgy


2 pkgs. of small instant vanilla pudding
1 8 oz. cream cheese
1 large tub of cool whip
2 pkgs. of oreos

Mix up pudding as directed on box. Add cream cheese and 3/4 of the cool whip. Mix well. I usually use a hand mixer so there is no lumps. Set aside. Crumble two rows of the oreos into a casserole size dish or you can use a trifle bowl. Layer half of pudding mixture onto crumbled oreos. Repeat with two more rows of oreos. Put other half of pudding on top. Crumble finely one row of oreos on top. Put remaining cool whip. I used the last row of oreos whole and placed around the rim of my dish to make it look pretty. Refrigerate.


( I used reduced fat oreos, light cream cheese, light cool whip, and no sugar added pudding mix the other night. Allen said he couldn't tell any difference.)

You can also use the seasonal oreos for this. We used the oreos with the orange filling for Halloween!

THANK YOU!!! Adding to my shopping list!!!!

 

[WDWCrazzyCunninghams]

Try this with graham crackers... it's really good that way also... and use chopped pecans on it!

Oooh!!! that sounds good too!! Thanks!!!

 

[WDWCrazzyCunninghams]

Yummy does not quite describe it... but it's close... It is
SCRUMP-DILLY-ISCIOUS!! Or as my Mom used to say... "Plum Larapin"!

This, folks, is your new "Southern Word of The Day"

I had to go and look this one up. It twern't easy to find, but her ya'll go....

larruping adj  Pronc-spp larapen, larepin, lar(ri)pin; for addit varr see quots
1 also tad-larruping; Esp of food: delicious, excellent; hence adv larruping extremely—usu in comb larruping good. [larrup v 1, by analogy with whopping, thumping; cf EDD larruping (2) (at larrup v. 1)] esp W Midl, TX, OK See Map Cf lamming adj
1905 DN 3.86 nwAR, Larrupin’. . . Good. ‘I’ve got something larrupin’ for you.’  1921 DN 5.113 CA, Larapen, laraping. . . Accent first syllable. . . very good; . . exceedingly. Of southern origin. Widely current in California.  1923 DN 5.213 swMO, Larrupin’. . . Exceeding pleasant to taste.  1929 AmSp 4.330 TX, Larripin. . . seems to be complimentary in its nature as one hears of “larripin good” pie or soup.  1939 (1973) FWP Guide MT 414, Larrupin’ truck—“Great stuff.”  1939 FWP Guide TN 458 cwTN, “They” (sorghum is never referred to as “it”) are “larrupin good truck” for the table.  1942 Perry Texas 138, A tasty dish is “larrupin’,” which could have come from the use of the same word meaning a “beating,” thus developing a connotation of superiority.  1943 (1970) Guthrie Bound for Glory 48 cOK, Anything you like real good an’ ain’t got fer a long time, an’ then you git it, that’s larepin’.  1949 PADS 11.23 CO, Larrupin’. . . Extremely. “Larrupin’ good food.”  1959 VT Hist. 27.147, Larruping. . . Slang. Extremely. Occasional.  1960 Criswell Resp. to PADS 20 Ozarks, Larrupin—exceedingly good to the taste; first rate, top-notch; plenty good.  1965–70 DARE (Qu. KK1a, . . Very good—for example, food: “That pie was _____.”) Infs IL25, NE11, OK9, 27, 31, TN26, TX1, 81, Larruping; IL96, TN23, 31, TX35, Larruping good; MS1, Ain’t that tad-larruping; NM9, Larrupin’ dope—cowboy used to say; TN36, Larruping good truck; (Qu. DD15, A person who is thoroughly drunk) Inf LA14, Larruping drunk; (Qu. LL35, Words used to make a statement stronger: “This cake tastes _____good.”) Infs IL135, LA28, MO7, OK25, TN31, TX98, Larrupin(g).  1975 Gainer Witches 13 sAppalachians, Larpin’. . . very, exceedingly. “This pie is larpin’ good.”  1976 Harper’s Weekly 26 Jan 19 cKS, If the pecan pie at the family reunion was delicious, people . . proclaimed, “This pie is absolutely larapin.”  1986 Pederson LAGS Concordance , 1 inf, nwLA, Larruping—really good; 1 inf, cwFL, Larruping good.
2 By ext: see quot. Cf larrup n 2
c1968 DARE FW Addit swOK, Larruping [ˈlærpn]—Too sweet to be good eating; cloying.

 

[Danzer45]

This, folks, is your new "Southern Word of The Day"

I had to go and look this one up. It twern't easy to find, but her ya'll go....

larruping adj  Pronc-spp larapen, larepin, lar(ri)pin; for addit varr see quots
1 also tad-larruping; Esp of food: delicious, excellent; hence adv larruping extremely—usu in comb larruping good. [larrup v 1, by analogy with whopping, thumping; cf EDD larruping (2) (at larrup v. 1)] esp W Midl, TX, OK See Map Cf lamming adj
1905 DN 3.86 nwAR, Larrupin’. . . Good. ‘I’ve got something larrupin’ for you.’  1921 DN 5.113 CA, Larapen, laraping. . . Accent first syllable. . . very good; . . exceedingly. Of southern origin. Widely current in California.  1923 DN 5.213 swMO, Larrupin’. . . Exceeding pleasant to taste.  1929 AmSp 4.330 TX, Larripin. . . seems to be complimentary in its nature as one hears of “larripin good” pie or soup.  1939 (1973) FWP Guide MT 414, Larrupin’ truck—“Great stuff.”  1939 FWP Guide TN 458 cwTN, “They” (sorghum is never referred to as “it”) are “larrupin good truck” for the table.  1942 Perry Texas 138, A tasty dish is “larrupin’,” which could have come from the use of the same word meaning a “beating,” thus developing a connotation of superiority.  1943 (1970) Guthrie Bound for Glory 48 cOK, Anything you like real good an’ ain’t got fer a long time, an’ then you git it, that’s larepin’.  1949 PADS 11.23 CO, Larrupin’. . . Extremely. “Larrupin’ good food.”  1959 VT Hist. 27.147, Larruping. . . Slang. Extremely. Occasional.  1960 Criswell Resp. to PADS 20 Ozarks, Larrupin—exceedingly good to the taste; first rate, top-notch; plenty good.  1965–70 DARE (Qu. KK1a, . . Very good—for example, food: “That pie was _____.”) Infs IL25, NE11, OK9, 27, 31, TN26, TX1, 81, Larruping; IL96, TN23, 31, TX35, Larruping good; MS1, Ain’t that tad-larruping; NM9, Larrupin’ dope—cowboy used to say; TN36, Larruping good truck; (Qu. DD15, A person who is thoroughly drunk) Inf LA14, Larruping drunk; (Qu. LL35, Words used to make a statement stronger: “This cake tastes _____good.”) Infs IL135, LA28, MO7, OK25, TN31, TX98, Larrupin(g).  1975 Gainer Witches 13 sAppalachians, Larpin’. . . very, exceedingly. “This pie is larpin’ good.”  1976 Harper’s Weekly 26 Jan 19 cKS, If the pecan pie at the family reunion was delicious, people . . proclaimed, “This pie is absolutely larapin.”  1986 Pederson LAGS Concordance , 1 inf, nwLA, Larruping—really good; 1 inf, cwFL, Larruping good.
2 By ext: see quot. Cf larrup n 2
c1968 DARE FW Addit swOK, Larruping [ˈlærpn]—Too sweet to be good eating; cloying.

By the way... Mary will have to post the cheeseburger soup recipe... I don't have that one.

 

[WDWCrazzyCunninghams]

By the way... Mary will have to post the cheeseburger soup recipe... I don't have that one.

Oh Maaarryyy!!! Come out come out where ever you are!!!

(and bring your recipe too!)

 

[kritter]

Oh,, that recipe sounds GREAT!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[elgerber]

HI Erika!!!!!!! are you avoiding us so we can stop bugging you to come on the cruise with us? You need to come so we can collect another Bon Voyage glass!!!!!!!!!!!!! you know you want to !!!!! pweeeeeease

LOL, even if I go, I am not getting another glass, we brought home 6 pieces of drinkware, and you wonder why we needed 2 extra suitcases!!!!

Oreo Orgy


2 pkgs. of small instant vanilla pudding
1 8 oz. cream cheese
1 large tub of cool whip
2 pkgs. of oreos

Mix up pudding as directed on box. Add cream cheese and 3/4 of the cool whip. Mix well. I usually use a hand mixer so there is no lumps. Set aside. Crumble two rows of the oreos into a casserole size dish or you can use a trifle bowl. Layer half of pudding mixture onto crumbled oreos. Repeat with two more rows of oreos. Put other half of pudding on top. Crumble finely one row of oreos on top. Put remaining cool whip. I used the last row of oreos whole and placed around the rim of my dish to make it look pretty. Refrigerate.


( I used reduced fat oreos, light cream cheese, light cool whip, and no sugar added pudding mix the other night. Allen said he couldn't tell any difference.)

You can also use the seasonal oreos for this. We used the oreos with the orange filling for Halloween!

Oh yum!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!