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I originally planned to make sheep and quilt block cookies for the small gathering I'm attending today. Truthfully, I knew I wouldn't have the stamina to decorate the two different cookies (I'm only two weeks post op today!), so I opted to make just one of them this time.
As it was, the cookies mixed and baked in no time at all. It took me three hours to decorate 2-1/2 dozen. By the time I was finished...I was gassed. I made a cup of tea and put my feet up. I'm pleased with the results, and I think they'll be appreciated by the ladies today.
Rather than make another dish to pass, I signed up to bring a savory snack. I cheated. Handsome and I went to the store yesterday, and I chose a bagel dip (to serve with New York bagel chips), and a spinach dip (to serve with nice bread crisps).
I'll be with the Sewcial Sisters today at Lisa's house on the lake. There are a number of the ladies who won't be attending because they're being Covid-cautious, but most of the people who'll be there have been sticking close to home this entire year, as we have. I'm sure we'll be just fine, and I personally need some socialization. I haven't been to many of the gatherings all year, and I'm missing my friends. A Christmas party is just the thing.
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The cookies are too cute.
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Marilyn
Thanks, Marilyn. I had a ball!
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Donna
Those cookies led to an involuntary 'awwwww' when I saw them. So cute! I'm sure the ladies will love them (and they will completely understand why you aren't making everything yourself). Enjoy your get together - be safe!
ReplyDeleteThat's so sweet, MA! A fun time was had by all. There were 8 of us, all told.
DeleteHope you're enjoying the holiday season, too.
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Donna
Your cookies are lovely!!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Sunny! They were pretty tasty, too.
DeleteMerry Christmas!
xo
Donna