Play dough recipe

Preface
I chose this recipe for my friend, Jen, who had never made play dough. She wanted to do it with her daughter at home. This one is a bit simpler than other recipes.

Ingredients
1 cup salt
2 cups flour
4 tablespoons cream of tartar
2 tablespoons cooking oil
2 cups water
food coloring

Instructions
Step 1. Take a saucepan and mix all the ingredients in it.
Step 2. Now heat the mixture with medium heat for 3 to 5 minutes. While heating, constantly stir the content until it becomes stiff.

Tip
If they are stored in the refrigerator, then the play dough will last for weeks or even months!

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Veronica's Tricks

My way of remembering is to write the information on my hand order to remember what to do and then when I get home I automatically go on my Gmail, iGoogle and my planner. If I don’t write it down somewhere I would forget it in a few minutes. If it was really important, I would grab my sticky notes and tape them where I can see them; for example, I tape them on my clock, my bathroom door and my mirror.

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This week my dad from Hong Kong came to Canada for 2 weeks. It maybe a little short but I am still happy about spending time with him. I haven't seen him for 8 months, so I went to the PNE with my family and my sister's boyfriend over the summer break. It was a disaster because my sister and my dad threw up on the rides, and I was scared of heights. But at the end, everybody had a lot of fun. Then my dad and mom and I went to North Vancover; we took the Canada line and the ferry to get there. My dad loved the hamburgers and sushi at the food court. My mom ate ice cream and drank lemonade, and these were the things I did with my family this week.

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