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I purchased this book because I purchased a bread machine and the ‘look inside’ feature allowed me to see it had information that would be useful. The book arrived the day before the bread machine, a Zojirushi BB-CEC20 Home Bakery Supreme 2-Pound-Loaf Breadmaker, and made me eager to get started. I made a list of all the breads I want to try. The photographs will make you hungry! In addition to all the great info and recipes for my 2 lb loaf machine, there are others for smaller machines that I will be able to use as a single or double and use my stand mixer. If you’ve made bread before, you’ll see that this is possible and that doubling will give you 2 loaves instead of one. Many would be great for a party or breakfast with guests, so 2 loaves would be better.

How can I get custody of my 15 year old cousin? ?
He is developmentally equal to about a 10 year old, but has so much potential. His father passed away in 2002 and his mother does not work because she is too sick to. They live in a run down home in a bad neighborhood and she doesn’t want to fool with him (taking him school clothes shopping even though someone else is paying for the clothes, getting him in extracurriculars, helping with homework, encouragment, etc). She is on an oxygen machine and is in and out of the hospital. She had an attack while on the toilet one night and my cousin had to go in and get his bare bottom mother off the toilet and to the couch. He will never say he wants to leave because he says he HAS to take care of his mother. Drink Machine Security She treats him like a child saying “Will you get mommy a drink”, but he is 15! She says he cant get a part time job or participate in extracurriculars because she will be home alone. She wont let him live elsewhere because the only income she has is the social security check she gets for him from his father passing away. I would like for him to come live with us, and let her keep the money each month. Just get him out of there.One challenge…My husband and I are only 24. However, we are professionals, have a 3 year old daughter, live in a large 4 bedroom home in a wonderful neighborhood and school district, and collectively make about $150,000 a year. We are in the position to take him, however don’t know our rights, or what route to take.I have not spoken to anyone other than my husband about this possibility, so my cousin has not said “I don’t want to live with you” He is brainwashed into thinking he can’t leave his mother alone. The other night he was at his grandmothers house and called to ask his mom if he could stay longer and she started screaming to where we could all here “you’re my little boy and you need to come home to ME!” In response to the first answer, I have a child of my own that I will not put in the middle of the mess in that home by going to “sit with her while he works or does extracurriculars” As long as he has to constantly endure her emotional abuse by guilting him into not leaving, he wont work or participate in anything anyway…no matter who is babysitting his mother.
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