pb&j. jensen's bed

[certainthings]

I don't know how many of you read or remember anything about the Babysitter's Club books but one or two of the kids (I think it might've been one of the Pikes) liked grilled peanut butter and jam sandwiches. I thought that sounded kind of good and so many long years ago I tried one and it was freakin' delicious and so many years later, I'm still eating them. But today on the outside with the butter margarine I added some cinnamon and sugar and homygod SO GOOD.

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I've decided that the foot of Jensen's bed is wooden and carved into the shape of a large cowboy boot and the headboard (also wooden- obviously) is shaped like one of those half circle signs you see on farms and such and carved into is 'Jensen's Dude Ranch'

Mmmhmm.

Comments

[katysam.livejournal.com]

OMG! The Babystitter's Club books rocked! I haven't thought about them in the longest time. Just so you know, if I find myself scouring second handbook shops on the weekend for copies of those books I'm totally blaming you. *nods* ;D

[certainthings.livejournal.com]

I will accept that blame.

[heatherosa.livejournal.com]

You don't even need to scour anywhere to get them. I guarantee you can buy like a lot of 20 for 99cents (that's total for all 20 of them) on eBay. I had a TON of Babysitter's Club books and was going to try selling them on eBay myself, but when I saw how hard they are to move and how I'd pretty much be giving them away if I went that route, I ended up donating them.

[katysam.livejournal.com]

Thanks for the info. I may have looked on eBay not long after I read Smidgy's post. *facepalm*

Seeing that there are so many of them on eBay makes me really want to re-read one just to see why people aren't buying them. I don't remember them being that bad or bad at all. *shrugs*