Snow Day Story
Fill in the blanks without reading the story, or – better yet – ask a the entire silly story aloud!
This morning, I awoke and ____________ed out my window. ____________ snow covered the ground, and ____________ icicles hung from the branches of ____________s. I ____________ed with excitement! Eagerly, I pulled on my warmest _____________, ____________, and ____________. When I ____________ed outside, I built a snowman. He had a ____________ for a nose and ____________ ____________s for eyes. He wore a(n) ____________ hat. He was truly friend, ____________. At noon, my ____________ called me inside for piping-hot _____________. What a(n) ____________ snow day!
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These light, soft cookies are always a favorite at my house during the winter months. Try this easy-to-bake, sweet treat with your family! (Make sure you have a parent’s help when baking.)
Ingredients: • 2 large egg whites, at room temperature • 2/3 cup sugar • 1 teaspoon vanilla extract • 1 cup of semisweet chocolate chips
Instructions: • Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Line a cookie sheet with foil, and then grease it with butter.
• Beat egg whites until foamy. (I recommend using a mixer on medium speed.)
• Gradually add sugar, continuing to beat the egg whites until they hold stiff peaks.
• Add vanilla and salt. Blend well. • Use a spatula to fold in pecans and chocolate chips by hand. • Place teaspoonfuls of dough onto the cookie sheet. • Place cookie sheet into the oven. Turn the oven off. • Let cookies sit in the oven overnight (about ten hours). Be sure to keep the oven door closed (you don’t want heat to escape too quickly).
• Remove cookies from oven the following morning. Let cool, then taste one of your soft treats! Store in an airtight container.
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Januar January PRAYER CALENDAR
Genesis 1-3; Bethel ARP Church, Oak Hill, AL Genesis 4-7; New Days Mission, Duluth, GA Genesis 8-11; Abraham Kim, Ret. Minister Job 1-5; Clyde Reed, Ret. Minister; Alan Morrow, Ret. Minister Job 6-9; David Rockness, Ret. Minister; Mrs. Charles (Sandra) Bradley Job 10-13; Bonclarken Conference Center
Job 14-16; Mrs. H. C. (Addie Jane) White; Milad Doss, Ret. Minister Job 17-20; Pressly Memorial ARP Church, Level, AL Job 21-23; Fayetteville ARP Church, Fayetteville, TN
Job 24-28; Rev. Andrew Basham, Ret. Minister Job 29-31; Stuart Latimer, Ret. Minister Job 32-34; Hanmaum ARP Church, Madison, AL Job 35-37; Hopewell ARP Church, Culleoka, TN Job 38-39; Rev. Robert (Bob) Anderson, Ret. Minister
Job 40-42; Rob Roy McGregor, Jr., Ret. Minister; Charles F. Edgar, Ret. Minister
Genesis 12-15; In Christ Korean Church, Los Angeles, CA Genesis 16-18; Joyfull Church, Los Angeles, CA Genesis 19-21; Lincoln Memorial ARP Church, Fayetteville, TN Genesis 22-24; Madison-Monrovia ARP Church, Madison, AL Genesis 25-26; Prosperity ARP Church Taft, TN Genesis 27-29; Prosperity ARP Church, Marion Junction, AL Genesis 30-31; Sanctity of Human Life Sunday Genesis 32-34; Riverside Presbyterian Church, Prattville, AL Genesis 35-37; Sharon Presbyterian Church, Tijuana Baja, CA Genesis 38-40; Presbytery Clerk: Charles Mangum Genesis 41-42; Camden ARP Church, Camden, AL Genesis 43-45; Women’s Presbytery President: Mary Lois Woodson
Genesis 46-47; J. Rogers White, Ret. Minister; Bryant McClendon, Ret. Minister; Ann Brice; Ret. Synod Employee Genesis 48-50; Erskine College & Seminary Exodus 1-3; Dunlap Board
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Tennessee/Alabama Presbytery churches are highlighted this month!
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