With all of that baking going on the kitchen looked like a bomb had gone off!
Sugar cookie dough is rolled out on an antique pastry cloth that Mrs. Goodneedle inherited.
These are her MIL's wafer-thin sugar cookies (the pastry cloth is imperative). The recipe is an old one, instead of a numeric oven temperature listed it calls for a "moderate" oven and uses powdered sugar in the dough in place of granulated sugar. These cookies have stood the test (and taste) of time for generations.
Chocolate Crinkles
Almond Cookies, Mrs. Goodneedle's specialty cookie. |
Of course, there were grandchildren to visit and performances to attend at their respective schools.
And a new (to her) grocery-mecca to check out in the Capital City for Mrs. Goodneedle. She wasn't disappointed in what she found there. Even the shopping was conducted at an escalated pace!
She saw this at WalMart and thought that she and her stitchy friends might like to wear them, but it was vetoed when she contacted them (they're no fun, it even lights up!) There was not much sewing happening behind the scenes, there simply wasn't time. (Except for some super-secret Christmas gift-giving stitching I saw her doing! Shhhhh!!) Ho! Ho!! Ho!!!
All too soon the week had whizzed by and it was time for the Open House!
Hungry hoardes arrived and devoured the food. They all seemed to enjoy themselves.
Sigh. There's my friends, there's very few of us remaining today. 😢 RIP
Today she's recovering from her busy week by the fireplace while she sips a cup of tea. If I know what's good for me I'll exit at this point before she looks for something to nibble on during her "break". I'm outta here~
Wishing you a peaceful and calm week before Christmas!
Life is Good!
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2 comments:
very funny ah gene...LOL....cookies look soooo good...i made one batch already, italian anise cookies...and another is mixed...chocolate thumbprint with rasp jam....mmmm...lovely tree...such a busy and festive post!
What a great post -- we get to attend our grandson's first "school program" Friday afternoon!
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