This morning started out wicked awesome. I made it to school early with the guys and then get flagged by a parent that said - gees your tire is sure flat. (enter the f-word - quietly) And so I drop everybody off and deal with it like everything else... and 16 minutes later I was back on the road. (Yes, that is a new record and I could have probably shaved time off if I hadn't been trying to be careful and not cover my tan pants in tire dirt and brake crap.)
Long day.
But we did manage to make cookies tonight.
Long day.
But we did manage to make cookies tonight.
1 cup of margarine, 3/4 cup white sugar, 3/4 cup brown sugar - mix together - or use the wooden spoon like it is a knife and stab the crap out of it like Michael tried to do.
And then he got into mixing... hooray.
Add 1 tsp of baking soda - mix some more.
Add one egg and 1 teaspoon of vanilla (or a little more if you are like me and like vanilla)
Then add in 1 1/2 cup (ish) of chocolate chips - we used semi sweet and white ones tonight.
Then add 2 1/2 cups of flour until everything is all happy and blended together.
And then - you too - can have yummy cookies like us.
Oven temp 375, bake for 10-12 minutes
And where is Kyle in all these photos... well tonight he decided he didn't want to eat what was for dinner and was pissy about everything at dinner - so he sat out for a while and missed making cookies... he did, however, get a few cookies later after he got over the dinner issue.
Kyle also learned a valuable less about bike helmets today. A girl in her class has just about lost her face and most of her teeth because she went biking without a helmet and hit a bump. I was shocked at how much damage she had, how many stitches and teeth gone - it was like something out of a Stephen King novel. This should also be a lesson for all the grown ups too - she will heal - us old people don't heal as well... wear a helmet. Do it! This has been a public service announcement brought to you by the letters G, F and Y.
Night friends - xo
3 comments:
Love the letters.
:) Thanks, Jen
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