C. A. Sanger on fri 25 aug 06
As un-PC as it may sound, bake goodies for extra cash! No kidding! I li=
ve in the heart land, and NO ONE bakes anything anymore, except me it see=
ms. When going to ceramic school amongst much younger classmates, I used=
to bake "from scratch" pineapple upside down cakes, cookies, brownies, a=
ll sorts of stuff, just as treats for everyone, as I liked baking. I use=
d to get offers to buy goodies if I would bake enough. Students of all a=
ges love snacks, and homebaked stuff is rare and delicious! C. A. Sanger=
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C. A. Sanger ShardRockClay Studio Herington, KS
Overall's on fri 25 aug 06
C.A.,
That's actually a great idea. Especially since Kelly
does everything from scratch already she wouldn't have
to refer to some cookbook.
Homemade breads, homemade jams, homemade olive boats.
I'd even order some of her homemade jam paying for
shipping, too. Christmas shopping early and saving
gas and time.
Kelly?
Kim in Houston
--- "C. A. Sanger" wrote:
> As un-PC as it may sound, bake goodies for extra
> cash! No kidding! I live in the heart land, and NO
> ONE bakes anything anymore, except me it seems.
> When going to ceramic school amongst much younger
> classmates, I used to bake "from scratch" pineapple
> upside down cakes, cookies, brownies, all sorts of
> stuff, just as treats for everyone, as I liked
> baking. I used to get offers to buy goodies if I
> would bake enough. Students of all ages love
> snacks, and homebaked stuff is rare and delicious!
> C. A. Sanger
>
> C. A. Sanger ShardRockClay Studio Herington, KS
>
>
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Kathy McDonald on fri 25 aug 06
I got a chuckle out of that one C.A. ,
at our local farmer's market people will pay a $1 each
for my cranberry ginger scones ,,,,and 4-5 dollars
for my homemade jellies jams and specialty breads.
I always have an assortment of my pottery mugs and small
bowls there for very low prices
like 5 or 10 dollars...the food items outsell the pots 4 to
1.
Maybe I should give up pots and patent the scone recipe.
All kidding aside I think when the economy is down , like it
is here
on the prairies people need to meet their basic needs first.
Kathy
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Sent: Thursday, August 24, 2006 8:22 PM
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Subject: Easy Extra Money for Old Ladies
As un-PC as it may sound, bake goodies for extra cash! No
kidding! I live in the heart land, and NO ONE bakes
anything anymore, except me it seems. When going to ceramic
school amongst much younger classmates, I used to bake "from
scratch" pineapple upside down cakes, cookies, brownies, all
sorts of stuff, just as treats for everyone, as I liked
baking. I used to get offers to buy goodies if I would bake
enough. Students of all ages love snacks, and homebaked
stuff is rare and delicious! C. A. Sanger
C. A. Sanger ShardRockClay Studio Herington, KS
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Shula on fri 25 aug 06
I eagerly opened this email. I, too, am looking for ways to fund my graduate education. But, I'm afraid baking won't help me with this round. The MS in Nursing Informatics (U of Maryland) which I will start on Monday is totally online. Good thing since I travel for work and live in California.
Many, many years ago before I started my 1st baccalaureate, I had a rural paper route. I took the route because it permitted me to take my children along with me to work. I was able to save enough money for my first year of college.
If anyone else has good ideas about financing a graduate degree, I'm all eyes!
Shula
in Redondo Beach, California USA (not yet sunny Redondo Beach since the marine layer is still overhead)
still paying off the tuition for my BSN (class of 2005)
>From: "C. A. Sanger"
>Sent: Aug 24, 2006 6:21 PM
>>
>As un-PC as it may sound, bake goodies for extra cash! No kidding! I live in the heart land, and NO ONE bakes anything anymore, except me it seems. When going to ceramic school amongst much younger classmates, I used to bake "from scratch" pineapple upside down cakes, cookies, brownies, all sorts of stuff, just as treats for everyone, as I liked baking. I used to get offers to buy goodies if I would bake enough. Students of all ages love snacks, and homebaked stuff is rare and delicious! C. A. Sanger
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