Baking with a Song ; Family Tradition of Pies Runs Deep in the Lawson FamilyMoss, Meredith
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I was at Disney for five years, and when Jenna Boyd (then executive in development) made me an offer to come over she said one of the great things we do is the Shorts Program. So my contract stated that I got to pitch three ideas and they would pick one. And they picked the big...
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Marks and Spencers and walking around town instead of a mall. I miss the Sunday newspapers, Hollands pies and wine gums. All these little pieces of my puzzle that still make me thoroughly British while living in America. A round peg in a square hole. But what about all the things I’...
I have never heard of meat pies at weddings! Stephanie asked her mom, and they concluded that it must be a regional thing. We all had a good laugh. Tuesday morning, we all woke up and got packed up, ready to leave by 9am. We were very excited and got in the truck, and started...
Suddenly, there was a loud ‘bang’ and a sad announcement from the director’s wife: There would be no pies for dinner. In fact, there would be no dinner. It wasn’t just the pies that exploded, it was her stove. I always felt that Mrs. Director handled that very well; no one ...
their proclivity towards mischief. Thank you for beads in the nose and Legos in the tub. Thank you for mud pies in January and pink butterfly wings running through the house making firetruck noises. Thank you Jesus, for the beautiful glimpse of perfection you give us in our children. Thank...