Make sure you cover it with tinfoil.
PJ and tinfoil party!!
It is ok if you don't have tinfoil, Rushmore Rocks will be bringing extra.
I like green beans.
Matter of fact, I would like anything I didn't cook.
I've decided to bring fudge to Granny's party, the kind with walnuts....homemade.
Snip: As the head of department of external labor migration of Federal Migratory Service of the Russian Federation Vyacheslav Postavnin has earlier declared, the next year, the government will supposedly pardon about 1 million citizens of the CIS illegally working in territory of Russia. As he said, the corresponding draft on such amnesty is being prepared. Recently, it will be brought in the State Duma of the Russian Federation.
Two bombs planted at Spanish owned bank in Mexico City
Snip: TOLUCA, Mexico - Two bombs were planted Friday at branches of a Spanish-owned bank on the outskirts of Mexico City, the latest in a series of attacks against foreign financial institutions in recent years. One bomb failed to detonate and the other caused no injuries.
The first device exploded before dawn just below the window of a branch of Bancomer, owned by Spain's Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria, said Mexico State Attorney General Alfonso Navarrete. The bomb shattered glass, wrecked computers and overturned furniture. A second device, found at a nearby branch of the same bank, failed to detonate, police said.
Suspected Riverbed Rapist caught in Mexico
Snip: Arnulfo Vargas, 36, was taken into custody Thursday in Ensenada, according to Los Angeles police. LAPD detectives worked with Mexican police and federal authorities to track Vargas down.
Vargas apparently abandoned his job and fled Los Angeles to live with family in Mexico after the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office filed 16 counts of sexual assault and kidnapping against him. Vargas was wanted on an $8 million felony arrest warrant and featured on the television series “America’s Most Wanted.”
3 men found shot to death in desert are from Mexico
Snip: The victims were Juan Carlos Flores-Diaz, 42; Francisco Monreal-Maldonado, 27; and Rafael Monreal-Maldonado, 23, according to the Pima County Sheriff's Department.Detectives said human or drug smuggling may be the motive for the slayings.