Oatmeal Brownies

Went to a super bowl party Sunday and had some really good oatmeal brownies. Anyway, I don't have pictures but I thought I'd share the recipe.

Mix 2 Cups brown sugar 1 cup melted butter, 2 1/2 cups flour, 3 cups oats, 2 eggs, 1 tsp vanilla and 1 tsp soda. Spread most of that in a 9X13 pan. Save some.

Next melt 12 oz. chocolate chips and mix in 1 can sweetened condensed milk and 2 TBSP
Butter. Pour over the oatmeal mixture. Then dollop the leftover oatmeal mixture on top of that. Bake at 350 degrees for at least 15 minutes. I don't have any tips yet because I haven't made them myself, I've only eaten them. They are delicious and very fattening. YUM!!!

If I ever make them, I'll take a picture and post. If anyone reading this makes them, please let me know how you like them.

Sorry, I had to update. I forgot to include the oats in my original post.

Januray 25, 2007

OK, so I haven't updated for awhile. Nothing to talk about. Had a week off from school because of snow. Should have taken some pictures but I didn't. Should have cleaned house but I didn't. It's been pretty boring around here. However, we did have a recent Saturday night get-together and made home-made pizza. Should have taken a picture. It was really good.

Now we're back in school. Believe it or not, I'm glad. I was going a little crazy, not being able to get out and do much. I'm ready for spring now.

Here's a picture. Not of anything special (6th graders just before Christmas), but I hate to post without at least one picture.

Happy New Year from the Wild Bunch!!!!

This is Al at 8:30 P.M. New Years Eve!9:00 P.M. New Years Eve

Quite a wild party wouldn't you say???

Merry Christmas!!!
From Pa and Ma Marshall
At the Pentola's
Christmas Dinner was DELICIOUS!!!

Eight Days 'till Christmas!!!

I got a lot done today. I took pictures to prove it too. Not only did I make bread as you can see below, I also got all our Christmas gifts wrapped. I even made up little gift sacks for every student in my homeroom. This is the first year I've had few enough students in a homeroom to be able to do it. I put in a couple of candy canes, a pencil, an eraser, bubble gum, and a note pad. I think I spent a total of maybe $20. What-d-ya think of my crafty sacks???

A lot of work, but fun!!! Chirstmas Spirit!!!!

This is my best lookin' loaf yet.