This year, I decided to make Valentine's Day cookies with the little kids. So like, 60 cookies or so.

Good thing they didn't have far to go to make it to the school. *cough*




This is my attempt at making sense of it all and hopefully, creating something to look at when it's all over and all I have are the memories of how cool it was being a mom.
2 comments:
oh those look so good!And those kids are just adorable!!
Looks like a roaring success! I did that for many years and have given it up until I get some great-grands for whom to make cookie valentines. I found the easiest way to make red was to frost them in white and sprinkle lots of red sugar on top.
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