Wonderful update concerning my daughter and the ongoing BMV saga! She had court today to plead to the second ticket. The prosecutor was there and asked the court if he could talk to her outside the courtroom. He said that both cases looked odd to him and that he wanted to see if she had any information before proceeding with the charges. (It seems a bit unorthodox for him to talk to her like that but the court permitted it.) She told him everything and then remembered that I sent her a copy of the police report showing her insurance and copies of the letters from Bell LLC. He looked them over and asked if her license was currently valid. She said, "Honestly, I don't know. It should be, but it should have been both times I was pulled over, too." He had someone run her tag and her license. After they came back as valid, he dropped both charges against her! He suggested to her to have her insurance company reopen the claim and to contact the BMV and make sure they drop the Sr 22 requirement! He said in court that he had never seen anything like it and that she was obviously not at fault! Finally! This has been going on since June!
Oh, and we made cookies for the towing people for dropping the fees. When my daughter took the cookies to the shop on Wednesday, the owner was there and said it is the only cookies anyone has ever brought to the company in the 20 plus years that she has owned it.
My children like it a wee bit on the crispy side, but it is even good raw. It would also pair well with lentils. (And chicken!)
Oh, and we made cookies for the towing people for dropping the fees. When my daughter took the cookies to the shop on Wednesday, the owner was there and said it is the only cookies anyone has ever brought to the company in the 20 plus years that she has owned it.
I love sumac! Have you tried ras el hanout on cauliflower by any chance? I make roasted cauliflower with a bit of salt and a good sprinkling of ras el hanout on it. It is a favorite of both my children and is a hit at my mother-in-law's for holidays. She even special requests that I make it. My husband's step-grandfather tried it for the first time this Christmas. (They have been married for four and a half years.) He normally is not a fan of cauliflower, but he asked me for the recipe! Haha! I just sent them a bottle of the seasoning and two movies we talked about at dinner as a surprise.tried cooking my first vegetarian type lunch today lentils with grilled cauliflower seasoned with sumaci feel full like i ate a decent meal maybeadding chicken or turkey next time for sure
My children like it a wee bit on the crispy side, but it is even good raw. It would also pair well with lentils. (And chicken!)