I'm the fretter in our family. Hubby is Man-of-Action! While I fretted, he pulled out my crafting gun, heated up some glue in it, and viola! Had to ask him which of the two boys I broke! All is well for our little Teddy Bear Trio again! LOL If it doesn't work, I now know a couple of other types of glues to use. Thanks. and whew!

spudmom - I worked at the Twin Dragon restaurant for years. Right behind The Torch. Before it was a "gentlemen's club" (as Cathy do delicately put it. LOL). The opened one up here a few years ago. Lots of beatings and stabbings surrounding that block now. Here's how I make mine, sounds a little denser than the method lilliepad uses: Batter for deep fried chicken or finger steaks 2 egg whites 4 tablespoons cornstarch 4 tablespoons soy sauce Mix well and add chicken strips (boneless, skinless chicken breasts cut into 1" strips) or beef strips (cube steak cut into 1" strips). Set aside. 1 cup of bisquick 2/3 cup of water 2 tablespoons toasted sesame seeds (if using for almond chicken or sweet&sour chicken) Mix well and add to chic or beef mixture. Mix together well (coating all meat) and deep fry until golden. Serve with cocktail sauce or Bloomin' Onion Dip: Bloominâ Onion Dipping Sauce 1/2 cup mayonnaise 2 teaspoons ketchup 2 tablespoons cream-style horseradish 1/4 teaspoon paprika 1/4 teaspoon salt 1/8 teaspoon dried oregano Dash ground black pepper Dash cayenne pepper

ahhh Moni!! so glad you saw this...It's been around for awhile, in fact I posted it on my facebook page quite awhile ago...It makes me cry everytime and let me tell you how it feels to be the flight attendant working that flight...I've been on two and it's all I can do to keep it together...the whole situation is very moving and very respectful to our fallen soldiers... It's one of the reasons I work the military charters as often as I can...we owe so much to the veterans and soldiers who are keeping our country safe...providing them with a good and fun flight is the least I can do...several flight attendants acknowledge the soldiers on our flights and thank them for their service to our country...working these flights is my own little personal way of thanking them for our service to our country!! As far as Lee Greenwood...that man rocks!! He has done more USO tours than any other star known...I had a chance to meet him several years ago when Delta did a party thanking the military...He was there and spoke and told why he wrote the song...His Daddy was a WW2 vet (navy) and it was done in his honor...I had on my nephews bracelet who was killed in the Pentagon on 9/11...I made my way to the front of the crowd to meet him and gave him Jack's bracelet...he grabbed me and hugged me and told me he would be honored to wear my nephews bracelet...It meant the world to me!! DELTA LOVES THE MILITARY!! and we are proud to serve them!!

Pattico, 77 years! Wow, that is the first for me ever hearing of that long. Man, I think that is just great!! No one in my family has ever lived long enough to reach their 40th much less 60th, there was no divorce, they just didn't live long, because of genetic heart (vein and valve) disease, but I am going to be the first, and I mean it!!!!!!!