Everything turned out really good and so we kept coming back to make sure it actually tasted as good as we think it did.
It always did.
I think I'll go have some chicken noodle soup.
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Last evening Sunbeam came to show me a picture she drew of a horse and buggy. I admired it then asked what she wrote along the top of her board.
Her answer: I don't know Mom, I can't read yet!
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I will be posting another memory about being an Amish child, later today.
Oh how cute! Love the pic! And all the baking sounds yummy. It definitely makes me hungry. Good thing it's almost lunch time.
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Sounds like a great day spent in the kitchen and then eating!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteAnd cute horse and buggy!!!!!
What a little doll!! I love the horse and buggy, so sweet! That is the best kine of art :)
ReplyDeleteEverything you made sounds soooo good, lol! You made me hungry :)
Hugs,
Amy
That's the problem with good desserts: They're ALWAYS good. No matter what! And my hips don't appreciate it.
ReplyDeleteYour daughter is darling...perfect answer to your question.
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That is precious...not knowing what it says as she can't read yet! She did an excellent job with drawing the horse and buggy!
ReplyDeleteLove your recipes!
Late to this party, but your daughter's remark about not being able read reminds me of a little girl we know. She was chasing our cat around the house, and Eddie ended up on the stairs, back arched and hissing. Savannah started meowing at Eddie, and he stared at her, then turned tail and ran. "Wow! He looked as if he was insulted. What did you say to him? "
ReplyDelete"I don't know. I don't speak cat."