Recently got a few requests for some cookies, and all for good causes. I did some for the YoungLife Cake Auction here in town for a basket with Cabi. It was so fun to get dough in my hands again. I realized how much I miss doing them. I also realized that having a little one.... they take extra long now too. I have some baking coming up for some other silent auctions for local fundraisers and it is fun that I get this creative outlet, but get to help some people or students in need at the same time! They aren't big orders, which is nice because I don't want to be in the kitchen all the time while have a little one to hang out with after working all day.
Anyways, here are so pictures of me back at baking :) Of course with my forgetful mind I forgot to take pictures of the final product of the dress cookies. You can check my cookie pictures from past ones... they are the same.
While I was making cookies for the YoungLife Auction, I had some extra dough, and I wanted to make something special for this couple:
This is my sister-in-law (hate that term because she is like a sister) and her now fiance, Matt. Aren't they cute? It has been SO fun seeing their relationship unfold, grow, and mature to this step. We are excited about having Matt as a part of our family. Anyways... I could go on and on about these two, but this blog is about cookies, right? Haha. I am sure I will write more at some point about these two. We have many festivities happening and coming up with them.So, yes... I wanted to make cookies to celebrate this occasion for them, and this is what I came up with to surprise them.
He Put A Ring On It! These are not perfect by any means, but they sure are fun. It was a great little surprise that was received well. In fact, we are going to make some like this for her to ask her bridal party...so fun, don't you think.
With the little joys of baking, engagements, five month old, and a great family.... I am so blessed and full of joy. God is good in his little blessings, and in the big ones. When I find myself in these "feel good moments," I don't take them for granted...