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It's important for the ingredients to be as close to room temperature as possible. Should've let the butter cool down.

How did that happen? Hopefully they'll still be tasty.

I have a young cousin who was named for Denali National Park and Preserve. She's quite the precocious little lady, too.

"Hey, Mister! You're pafffetic, and I hate you!".

Hey, Dugh and Thistle. *scratches for Thistle*

Aias Dalman was born on November 8th, 2009 in Vancouver, BC. Scouted by Young Moviemakers Director Levente Mihalik during kindergarten, Aias spent the next several years working in Vancouver independent film both as an actor and writer before he finally signed with a talent agent. By the age of 7, he was an early prodigy in math and science, and he even wrote several of his own short films, including Tough Guy (2018), and The Fortune Teller (2016). The Fortune Teller received "Best Film Overall" at the TIFF Young Filmmaker's Showcase, and Tough Guy has been screened at over 40 film festivals; it currently remains in circulation. Another short film, Teen Chick (2015), earned "Best Narrative" at the Calgary International Film Festival. While Aias may have autism, that doesn't stop the little dude from playing neurotypical characters in his film roles. His first major credits are When Time Got Louder (2021), Separate Sights (2020), and Michelle's (2019). Although he loves acting, Aias claims that his dream is to host a "Bill Nye" style Science Show, and ultimately give his own TED Talk on Neural Networks. Aias can program in JavaScript and Scratch, and has been designing his own video games since the age of 7. He also played alongside his younger brother, Azriel Dalman, in My First Time Biking to Work (2018).

Glad to hear it.

Hey, Bertie. How are you and Steve faring? Hey, Gary. Hey, Tea Bat.

Hey, Ali! Nice to see you again.

The fact that they multiply doesn’t help matters.

@Comicality Benicio Bryant turns 17 today! Happy Birthday, dude! 🎂🍨🎁🎈🎈

Hey, Sam! Welcome back.

On Monday, a young lad started up in the kitchen where I work. Not sure how old he is, but I'd guess at least 14, which is the minimum age of employment in this State. He's terribly cute, with sandy blonde hair reaching down to his shoulders, and a pleasantly round face. His hands and elbows are covered in half-healed scrapes and scratches. As I recall, a few of Mickey's friends often had similar injuries from constant tumbles on concrete or asphalt, so I surmise it may be due to skateboarding or something like it. He's still finding his way around, but he learns quickly. The wee fellow also doesn't curse, unlike some older lads I work with. I've been guarding my own language since he joined us at the restaurant; I would hate for him to become too comfortable using bluefish words.

Hey, Cassie!

Cowboys, produced in 2019. Young actor Sasha Knight identifies as male, but was assigned female at birth, just like the character he plays in the movie. https://www.castingnetworks.com/news/on-the-verge-sasha-knight/

Sending hugs and healing thoughts.

Sasha Knight was born in 2009, raised in Los Angeles, and began performing in local community theater at age four. In October 2019, he starred in the movie Cowboys. The movie was selected for the 2020 Tribeca Film Festival, where Sasha's co-producers, Steve Zahn and Anna Kerrigan, won awards for Best Actor and Best Screenplay, respectively. Sasha also won Best Performance at the 2020 Outfest Film Festival. He has appeared on NCIS: New Orleans, Big Little Lies, The Boss Baby: Family Business, Young Sheldon, and has also provided his voice for the video game Kingdom Hearts 3. Like his character in Cowboys, Sasha identifies as male, but was assigned female at birth. Yup, Sasha is trans! I've never met anyone who identified as transgender at such a young age, but I hope this guy gets a chance to really shine in Hollywood! Best of luck to you, little dude! https://www.castingnetworks.com/news/on-the-verge-sasha-knight/

I think we need more teens and younglings in Marvel stories. Negasonic Teenage Warhead or Andy Strucker, for example.

We had Croque Monsieur with a cheddar and apple salad.

I think Clo was talking about your green beans, not your bean pole.

Hey, Buckie.

Hey, Dugh and Thistle. *scratches Thistle behind the ears* Thank you for the kilting story earlier, Dugh, short though it was.

This movie, which recently hit theaters, is based on a true story. Reid Miller plays Jadin Bell, a young man who publicly comes out, and subsequently commits suicide after being relentlessly bullied at school. His family (Maxwell Jenkins, Connie Britton) is devastated, but Jadin's father (Mark Wahlberg), sets out on a journey across the country to speak out against bullying and raise awareness for LGBT+ youth. Despite the obvious tragedy involved, I'm looking forward to seeing this movie. It's "gritty" and it's definitely gonna hurt, but it's the kind of movie we need, you know?

Thank you, Cassie.