here is my reinterpretation of the above recipe:1 1/2 t almond extract


they really do look more like acorns with the chopped pecans sprinkled in the chocolate, but i never cared for them and don't have any on-hand anyway. as they are, i think they look more like this. hehehe.
2) bart and i played some frisbee again last night. we moved up a level to throwing it to each other while the other person jogged to the left or right. it was fun! after returning home, we went through several boxes of electronics/computer-related thingamabobs. there's going to be an e-waste collection at a nearby church in a week, and since bart has a lot of that sort of thing, mixed in with perfectly good and useful things, we set aside a half hour and ended up going through all of it. and designated a good 75% as e-waste! yay!
3) i have been doing my daily-drawings on a near-daily basis...sorry for the lack of posts.
4) i just finished listening to "1984" a couple days ago, and am now listening to "cooked". both are good and thought-provoking, but "1984" was a lot more intense than i thought it would be. i'm kind of surprised it's taught in so many high schools. i think i would have been slightly traumatized if we'd been forced to read it.
5) this post is quite long enough, thank you. happy weekend!
7 comments:
The cookies look really cool! Too bad we don't live closer - might just have to come over for a taste:-D
Anneke Oegema
1984 is one of my favourite books... but yes, very intense.
I read 1984 for my Senior AP Lit class. Lots of class discussion and a huge paper on the power of advertising/the media. Definitely intense.
I laughed at your link and now all I can see when I look at your cookies is the Beatles! You're eating Paul and Ringo! lol
I really love the idea of Beatles cookies.
They look yummy. I miss you.
Michele
Were we not forced to read it? Maybe Lapinski just told me to read it... anyhow, yes. Highly traumatizing. Yeesh.
mars- it's quite possible that lapinski did tell you to read it ;) but we also had the class at different periods, i think, and i remember he would sometimes go through different books with different periods.
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