People “fall in love” because they want to. When you “fell in love” with your wife, you were not struck with some external force such as Cupid’s arrow. Neither were you dazzled by some external influence such as Love Potion

9. The romantic feelings you enjoyed, which you claim to have now lost, were of your own making. They were created in your own heart. They, like your other feelings, were largely the result of your thoughts and ways. You “fell in love” with your spouse as a result of what you did to, for, and with her and as a result of what you told yourself about her. You created those romantic feelings, and by God’s grace, you can make them come back.

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
		Bread maili, Breads, Quick/muffi	1	Servings

INGREDIENTS

		Ten nice clean clothespins
1	pk	Refrigerated biscuits
1	cn	Deviled ham
2	tb	Stuffed olives; chopped
		Or pickle relish

INSTRUCTIONS

Roll each biscuit flat and wrap around a greased clothespin.  Place on a
cookie sheet and bake at 450F for about 10 minutes until rolls are golden
brown.  Cool until able to handle, but still warm.
Remove clothespin from each roll, slit open, and fill with deviled ham
mixed with olives or relish.
I had a very hard time visualizing this.  Unless, they look like hollowed
out hot dog buns, and they are literally stuffed with the mixture. (Try to
visualize wiener wraps.)
Now me, I'd use a nice quality bread/roll dough, stuff them with pate or
meatballs/spaghetti, or perhaps Ann Lander's Olive Sandwich Spread, and ask
Souris to suggest a nice cheese and wine.  Anyway, here is...
>From: Katie E Green <[email protected]>
From: Bread-Bakers Archives: ftp.best.com/pub/reggie/archives/bread/recipe

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