A Cookie Share, For All Who Care
The next stage is to start "customizing" cookies. This starts with family members and significant others, then regresses into beloved pets and then, pets who are no long with us. For example:
This leads to the cramping of the hand and then the factory-style, mass production of cookies.
The final stage is the cynicism, in which Mark and I try to outdo each other in the "Ugly Cookie" category. I give you:The Cookie of Unmentionable Color
The Overloaded Cookie
Lumpy Smile (a personal favorite)
Marky and I took some of photos with the cookies that had personal significance. 
I hope your Christmas was joyful. Mine certainly was!
posted by Sarah @ 3:35 PM
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9 Comments:
I love all the pictures. It looks like you had a great time!
I had the cookie dough all prepared Friday night to bake and decorate on Saturday with the girls, but then we had a catastrophe occur that took several years off James and I's life. A resolution did not occur until Christmas evening. I hope to post about it soon. :)
The cookie dough is still in the fridge!
Mmm, I ate my "ROB" cookie. Was good with a coffee chaser. :)
Jules, you have me concerned now! Post quickly! :-)
Rob, glad you enjoyed your cookie.
All is well now, and it had nothing to do with the girls. ;)
they all look yummy-even the 'ugly' cookie!
sounds like fun. happy christmas, sarah!
By the way, "Lumpy Smile" was mine and "Overloaded" was Sarah's!
We seem to have the most fun when the cookie-making culminates in the destruction of the art itself...
hideous frosted globs...
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
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