Sugarspeak

From Sugarspeak Baking by
January 25, 2010

A simple term. But now mine. What I call my website (in its current infancy, nothing more than a blog). What I call my little business of baking for friends and family. What will adorn a sticker affixed to each box of delivered treats. For now you can read, if you wish. And comment, as I would love.

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1. by Kim on Jan 28, 2010 at 10:57 AM PST

This is a language people will want to learn, jenny!
Good luck with the new project(s).

2. by Jenny on Jan 28, 2010 at 11:17 AM PST

Many thanks, Kim. :-)

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