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YES, We are at it again!!

Do you want to bake cookies for Sailors?

Florida Moms are planning on welcoming home **DUSTY'S DOGS** that's right, our very own adoptees. We would LOVE to give them all the HUGS and WARM LOVE that Molly's Mom's have to offer, with a cookie! If you are able to bake some cookies, please let me know!

We will be individually wrapping each cookie and placing a "Welcome Home" Label on each one!

All cookies will be "carefully" mail to my house and taken up to Jacksonville so that they can be handed out and "consumed" by Dusty's Dogs!

 Please email me @ berland1@msn.com or Molly~mgisi@mollysadoptasailor.com

If you are interested and we will let you know the date that the cookies need to arrive in Florida!!!

 We would LOVE the cookies to be as fresh and warm as possible!

So if you are able, leave your name and the amount below, I will come in every couple of days and keep a count.

Thanks!

Diane ♥

PS- we are hoping for 200++ cookies!

What you see up above is what the label for the cookies looks like!....

PSS....Susan (NIKO's mom) is also needing cookies but she needs about a month before I do..so please contact Susan for her cookie drive

And don't forget to email me if you can bake! I will send you all info...Geez ladies, you need our addys' LOL- I will also send out a reminder email about 2 weeks before they need to be in florida!

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How many fit in a box? :)
I bet you could get 5-6 dozen in a box, depending on how big they are! I'm in for a couple of boxes!!
We should get together and have a cookie baking day! That kind of sounds like fun! Not sure how many will make in the box but hey, if we make lots we can eat a few along the way right?
Well I just figured out what my NEXT project for MAS will be! I'm going to start sending emails to my local friends to see about having a baking day for the homecoming! Will the ideas never end??? LOL -- I hope not!
Laura, good question!???
Thanks Sue!...I have NO idea! I do know Staci might know the best way to pack em up and ship em...
She got them for the Cleveland!
So maybe when Stac gets here she will help us out!
STACI!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ♥
Remember ladies....They need to be wrapped up individually and a MAS cookie label on them..
Remember that pic from SD, of Molly, Staci and I with the bed full of cookies?? LOVE THAT!
Hubby works for Nestle, so expect chocolate chip coming from central Illinois! He bought me a Kitchenaide for Christmas last year so I could keep up with my chocolate chip cookie demand!! This one's gonna be easy and tons of fun!

I am thinking a piece of bubble wrap on the bottom, cookies upright to form a "roll", more bubble wrap between layers and on the very top -- easily you could get -- gosh, I'm betting 8-12 dozen OR MORE in a box! How many Dusty Dogs are we talking here?
Oh you lucky ducky. Nestle makes the very best....cho colate! How I remember that line being sung with chocolate just being drawn out like it was all warm and melted!
Also, why not more than 200?
Carol..You want 400..I say make it 400! 400 cookies..and thanks Carol ...now I have that Nestle song STUCK in my head...Nestle makes the VERY BEST!
YAH for cookies...I really like oreo's and milk..YUM YUM..
there was 189...but remember we are going to JAX Naval Air Station...so NAVY PILOTS...now that is YUM YUM...LOL
Couldn't agree with you more on THAT one Diane!!! YUMMO!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Oh gosh I just looked about and saw 200 cookies! Shoot, I can do that myself in one day! Something tells me these sailors are going to get more than one cookie each!!
Tee hee hee ------ I think we had over 700 cookies sent for the Cleveland.
Brenda Sue would also know how many --she made the Texas shaped cookies (go figure huh?)

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