Flavored butter sounds delicious. I bought a cinnamon honey spread at the seasonal farmers' market in Evergreen last year (I don't remember the name of the folks that make it, but they're out of Bennett and set up at various farmers' markets all around the Denver area) and it was so good... I think it got left at my parents' though.

I like making bread, I just have to time it around Laurel napping -- she's made several cakes fall in the past few months because the house (a singlewide trailer) has springy floors. She also likes to try and poke the bread while it's rising!

Well, my stomach just can't hold that much in one sitting -- I'm used to eating a bunch of little meals during the day. (According to my mom, I've always been that way. I imagine it gave her fits when I was a little burrito and everyone else ate on a regular 3-meals-a-day schedule. Well, my little brother is always eating too, but we think he's got a hollow leg.)

So far tonight I've had 4.5 rolls (split the last one with Laurel) and Robert e-mailed me from work to say I should make more. Heh, as long as we've got enough ingredients (mostly I'm concerned about milk and egg consumption; we have all the other ingredients in spades) I have no problem starting bread every day when Laurel goes down for her nap. Any reason to use my mixer is a good one!

Random: did you just want me to send shoes and socks or hand-me-down clothes (some unworn) too? I've got the box I planned filled and still have a fair amount of 12-18 month-sized clothes not in the box... I'm fine with sending two boxes, one this payday (with the Shells 'n Cheese, seasoning, and socks/shoes for your midget) and another in a few weeks with clothes for her.