u/Express-Stomach-8666

Hello, my mom made chocolate chip cookies when I was growing up, and she's been wanting to make them again (shes lost the recipe since). It's a recipe she got from her mom, born in '58 if that's any help. It has lard and sour milk as the main ingredients to bring it all together. They look pale when they're baked, they're thick and fluffy, but really soft. Does anyone have any idea what the recipe could be or have any that may match this?

There's an Isuzu for sale, but I'm uncertain about the price, mileage, and year at this moment. However, I want to know (besides the price for parts and how difficult it can be to find them in the US) if there are any real issues I should be concerned about when it comes to repairs and maintenance. I'm trying to find a good reliable car. I've seen gas mileage can be a little rough, but I'm willing to make that if it's a good, reliable, sturdy car.

So I had Aetna through my prior employer. I had medication coverage separate from my medical care. I was terminated last year in June, but for some reason, they're still on my pharmacy list, and I can't remove them. I called and called, and finally got through and talked to someone after about 6 hours. Then the phone call ended after about 2 hours of talking, waiting to get it removed from my account thing, and now they're still listed as my coverage. How am I supposed to get medicine from my current active insurance instead of the okd former employee insurance?

I found a wheat penny in my collection thats 1919 and its "liberty" is off on the outer ring of the coin is this a misprint or worth any value period?