ACB Community Podcast
Make cinnamon ripple cake for Christmas Day. Items needed: • Flour • Oatmeal • white Sugar • brown sugar (for the topping) • baking powder • baking soda • salt • cinnamon • eggs • buttermilk • cocoanut • nuts • vanilla • 9 by 9 pan • mixing bowls • spoon or rubber spatula … Read more
Meka and Cindy welcomed listeners for another fun Friday night filled with games and laughter.
Ron Miller showed listeners how to use Kindle for PC with JAWS and braille. Sponsored by Vispero
They talked about the small kitchen appliances that are loved so much: • Instant Pots • air fryers • slow cookers • and more Favorite appliances, tips, resources, and recipes were shared.
Listeners attended A lively introduction to Latin and its effect on everyday English. Lessons in mythology are included. Class notes can be found at: https://bit.ly/3sX3c2D Previous class recordings will be available at: http://acb-community.pinecast.co
Why wait around for Santa to eat your cookies when you can come play games instead? A variety of games you know will be played an
Listeners joined their ACB Community as they lit the Virtual Christmas Tree. Listeners Brought an ornament to hang on it and described both the ornament and its significance. Was it handmade or a family heirloom? Was it big or small? Did it light up or play music? Was it made of paper or tin? Did … Read more
What did your family do on Christmas Eve when you were growing up? What was your family’s traditional Christmas Eve meal? Did you go to church or caroling either before or after you ate? Were you allowed to open at least one present on Christmas Eve? Listeners joined us and reminisced about their family’s Christmas … Read more
They talked about the small kitchen appliances that are loved so much: • Instant Pots • air fryers • slow cookers • and more Favorite appliances, tips, resources, and recipes were shared.
If you enjoy playing games as much as Lucy, listeners joined her for a discussion of what games you can play with your Amazon Echo Device. New games were discussed and listeners were encouraged to bring their own game suggestions.