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what i think about Honestly, I think a good rule during the holidays is to have fun, eat what you want, and enjoy your family because you don't always get such incredible food. Everybody goes all-out and puts all the love they can into each recipe. Why not enjoy it? What's great about the holidays is you can wear bulky clothes and cover up — lol — so if you eat a lot, it's not going to kill you!
In my family, we have big gatherings and everybody makes something and brings it to the table. My mom makes apple crisp and bread pudding. I love desserts. Sometimes I help my mom with the apple crisp, but usually I leave it to the professionals. My aunt makes the best mashed potatoes ever — she makes everything by hand. We have beautiful turkeys and honey-baked hams and sweet potatoes — they're the best. Those green bean casseroles — I love them.
Enjoy! she like to cook with her mom and to make a good food and some other thing she like to make in her sparetime she like put music and cooking if make her f eel so good in side and now she now how to cook when she have any kide she can take the recipe bood out and make all kind of dessert for the kids and when they go to school she can pack it in their bag and take it to school with them or when they have a trip to go or a party she can cook and let other people tast it and tell her if it taste good or what more she need to aprove on then she can work on it

A day in the life of jojo

In the outskirts of Boston, Massachusetts JoJo grew up in a home filled with song. Her mother, a church soloist and trained musical theater performer, would practice hymns and arias alike while a young JoJo watched, listened and learned. She imitated her mother's incredible range as well as the sounds that breezed through the family's home stereo: Ella Fitzgerald, Aretha Franklin, Whitney Houston and Etta James. "When I was two years old, I would sing nursery rhymes. I would do riffs on them and make them jazzy," JoJo remembers. It was at this early age that she taught herself to interpret the pop and blues tunes she heard with her own distinctive and unique style.Eager to perform in venues other than her living room, JoJo searched for her first big break. She found it in a small newspaper clipping that advertised an audition for CBS-TV's “Kids Say the Darndest Things On The Road In Boston.” Her soul and passion left the producers speechless and she was immediately given a spot to perform.The final product is an album infused with assured, confident vocals and lyrics that speak way beyond JoJo's tender years. The ballads are deep and soul-filled, and the up-tempo tracks are bumping and make you want to dance. Her music strikes the perfect balance between attitude and innocence-which is exactly what JoJo is all about.This Biography was written by Record Label. jojo was very happy when she finnaly made it to the top