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posted 12-05-2003 04:14 PM         

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I made two cheesecakes last night and left them on the counter to cool (which I always do when I bake stuff). I went into the other room to use the computer and heard some suspicious noises so I walked back to the kitchen. One of my dogs, Demi, came out of my bedroom, but the other one, Boss, was in the kitchen licking the crumbs out of a cheesecake pan that was on the floor. I thought Demi hadn't been involved since she wasn't in the kitchen, but when I looked at her she had cheesecake and graham cracker crust all over her chin! The little punks. I think they had help from cats to push the cheesecake off the counter, since I don't think they could have reached it. The other cheesecake was still on the counter untouched. Thank goodness, or I would have been really mad.

I just wanted to vent about the loss of my cheesecake. Good thing there wasn't chocolate in it.

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posted 12-05-2003 05:00 PM         

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*giggles* I'm so sorry to hear of the loss of your cheesecake, fleafly. *giggles more*

Jamiya

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posted 12-05-2003 05:42 PM         

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lol, thanks for the sympathy.

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posted 12-05-2003 08:19 PM         

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Oh I would have been extra mad if both were gone too. They take time to cook. It is funny though. They did not burn themselves I hope.

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posted 12-05-2003 08:48 PM         

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I don't think they burned themselves. The surviving cheesecake, which I promptly put out of the reach of animals was pretty cool.

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posted 12-05-2003 10:26 PM         

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You'll look back at this, and laugh someday. My sister cooked a beautiful meal with cornish hens, she walked in the kitchen, just in time to see her dog taking them both, out the back door....she was mad as heck...but we had a good laugh about it later. Susan

P.S. She was able to get them away from him, but of coarse, her family couldn't eat them then.

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posted 12-06-2003 12:54 AM         

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OMG! I would be furious...thats just sinful!
Cheesecake is my favorite food in the whole world...they would all be getting nothing but coal in their Christmas stockings! Very very naughty.

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posted 12-06-2003 03:57 AM         

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Ack, the boards took my giggles out - I forgot and put them in brackets. (Going back up to edit my original message.)

Jamiya

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posted 12-07-2003 08:17 PM         

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The cat probably did aid with the whole thing. My cat once knock a whole box of her cat food on too the floor and the dog instantly started to devour it.

I heard the noise and came running, the cat was sitting on the counter that the cat food use to be on looking angelic, while the dog was trying to eat as much as possible before I dragged her away.

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