This weekend just keeps getting worse and worse.  It's hard enough waiting
for Monday to find out when I'm having surgery, but yesterday in Walmart, I
was eating some McDonald's chicken tenders (we have a McDonald's inside our
Walmart) - and the chicken wasn't so tender.  I bit down on something had
and broke a huge piece off of my back tooth.  So now, after I get out of the
doctor's office, I have to go have that tooth drilled down to the gums and
get a temporary crown put on!

OB:

On the flip side, I managed to bake some cookies for the neighbors without
burning my house down (and that's saying something for me!!)

Now don't yell at me Jill!  ;>

I bought some of those tubes of cookies at Walmart (the kind you cut up and
roll into balls, stick in the oven and, hey presto, home-baked cookies).  I
bought three tubes and that turned out to be a LOT of cookies.  Since we
only have one banged up cookie sheet, I thought I had a very bright idea for
baking more at a time.  I'd kept the glass turntable from my old microwave
when we got our new one.  I figured that since it was made to be used in the
microwave, sticking it in the oven shouldn't hurt it.  It didn't shatter, so
after the required baking time (taken from the package directions)
transpired, I pulled out the glass turntable full of cookies that looked all
golden brown on top.  However, when I went to remove them from the glass,
the golden-brown "shell" came off leaving a lump of uncooked cookie dough
stuck to the glass.  It seems glass is not a good conductor of heat and
doesn't bake the cookies from the bottom up like a cookie sheet does.