Birthday preparations
Robin is signed up for tomorrow's Shared Snack Day (which they have every Friday) so she can take a cake to school for her birthday. I told her she could choose between a birthday cake, cupcakes and frosted cookies. She went with the cookies. I bought cookies at the store and used canned icing. When it was time to start, she decided she wanted Hello Kitty, so that's what I made.
There were 36 unbroken cookies (and maybe five broken ones) in the three packages I bought. I needed 32 - one for each kid - and made the four extras for the teachers. I also left one blank (that is, with no name) in case some poor kid wasn't on the list I have. I was told to bring cake or whatever for 32 children and there were 32 names on the list, so I assume we're good, but you never know.
Once the official cookies were done, the girls got to decorate and eat a broken one.
(Didja notice the parrot?)
3 comments:
So is it Justin, or hoosteen?
Say, I just took a slower look at the photos, and noticed the parrot. Then I noticed your comment about noticing the parrot.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY ROBIN!!!!
I'm thinking about you all day today, and how great you are, and how lucky I am to be your aunt!
Actually, it's JOO-steen. But his parents are bilingual and I think he also gets called plain old Justin sometimes.
I added the note about the parrot a few minutes after I posted the picture originally, so maybe it wasn't there when you saw it first. The note, that is. The parrot was there the whole time.
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