text: Thanks to Karen Adams of Cincinnati, Ohio, who originally shared this recipe. She writes, "My grandmother used to make these for church dinners. The food was awesome, especially these cookies!"
  Heat chocolate chips, butter and condensed milk in a microwave-safe bowl on high setting until melted, stirring every 30 seconds. Add vanilla, flour and nuts. Drop by teaspoonfuls onto greased baking sheets. Bake at 350 degrees for 7 minutes. Cool on wire racks. Makes 5 to 6 dozen.
  Wow, I'm so visiting all of those sites to check out their chocolate recipes. This is awesome! I stopped by earlier from the Alexa hop, but Blogger was down so I couldn't comment. I'm already following you.
  
  These are just my thoughts on Electrical Engineering. I’m just one engineer, you should talk to a lot of engineers on making your choice. As of 2014, I still stand that Computer Science is stronger than Electrical Engineering.
  
  Every April for the last several years I’ve gone to New York City with my friend Donna, as I told you on Monday her birthday is April 20th and we try to go as close to then as possible. Donna’s sister Tracy lives in Connecticut and she comes into the city to meet us, and the 3 of us eat and shop our way across Gotham. Last week we flew out of Oklahoma City on Wednesday and returned home this past Sunday, so I thought today I would share some of the sights of New York City in Springtime, Enjoy!!!
  We stayed at the Ganesvoort Hotel in the Meatpacking District, we usually always stay in Mid-town but always found ourselves in a cab going downtown so we changed it up this time and were so glad we did.
  This was an installation inside the Fendi store using fabrics, furs and straight pins. This photo is a small snippet of a huge work, there are thousands upon thousands of straight pins in this.
  Black and White cookies from the food court at the Plaza, we also took a quick peek in the Eloise boutique at The Plaza.
  This big guy’s name was Titus, he was sunbathing in one of the small parks around Bleecker Street. Look at the size of his feet, he was a sweetheart.
  Don’t let these fool ya, they were on a table in front of a shop selling soaps and lotions, but as you can see from the windows sweets are their theme.
  On Saturday afternoon we continued walking, then went back to our hotel via the High Line Park, this was the view from our walk.
  This is one of the newer apartment buildings that’s been built in lower Manhattan along the High Line.
  
  JUDGEMENT The court had given the Chinese racketeer a reprieve when it found his confession had been forced, but later decided to punish him for a series of other crimes