I ended up with these. Seriously? Who even eats Funfetti except for seven year-olds? Oh...that's right...my husband.
However, I did get little Ellie to help me whip them up. That made the $1.97 totally worth it.
But mostly because I wanted pictures of her in her sweet apron.
But she's not quite big enough to stand on a stool and stir, or even sit at the table and help, so...the cookies were made on the floor...
Side note - we are finishing up a trial of a photo editing program...did nothing but whet my appetite for creativity and photography...just look at the tricks it can do!
Maybe someday.
However, nothing makes this dimple any cuter than it is. It just is.
Or those lashes any longer. They just are.
And props to Nana for the cutest apron ever.
Then it was time to ice these Funfettis.
She's a natural.
Especially at this.
The best part of this whole story?
During this whole first mommy-daughter experience, my hubby dear was hanging a punching bag in the basement. So after cooking lessons with mommy...punching lessons with daddy....
In an apron.
That's our girl.
Pound it El. That's right..she's fly.
And last side note?
I did my first load of little boy clothes this weekend and packed them away into nursery drawers.
Loving the fact that I have eight weeks left.
3 comments:
Love it! Love the cookies! Love the apron! Love the punching! Love the BLUE! Love your sweet family!
i can't believe that you have eight weeks left! i feel like you've been prego for two seconds. i have more clothes to add to that collection for you. you don't have to like any of them! also, i love that apron on el. where did nana get it?
ahhhh! it's all happening...look at all those little boy things. and one day he'll be too big for those. it's just crazy how time flies.
and audrey, you can't give away baby clothes right now. you are in your prome of baby making. WHAT IF you get prego again. and have no clothes.
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