Sunday, December 05, 2010
Sunday Dose of Cute: When All Else Fails. . .
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LOVE them !
ReplyDeleteThose donkeys are too CUTE!
ReplyDeleteI love their expressions. They seem to be saying, "Hmm, that's a camera. I thought there would be treats. We're getting treats soon, right? Please?"
Thank you for posting all of the wonderful photos, stories, and recipes. That Emergency Chocolate Cake recipe looks really good.
Oh so cute!
ReplyDeleteThey are so dang cute. How do you get any work done!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute card that photo would make!
ReplyDeleteThis is - hands down - my fav recipe. The Emergency Chocolate Cake makes an appearance almost weekly. Even with beau on a healthy food change, I can slice it into generous slabs, freeze individually, and dole out the delicious reward as needed.
ReplyDeleteYou can dress that sucker up with freshly whipped cream and a scratching of chocolate shavings or doused with homemade raspberry jam...
I can go on and on. Suffice to say - this cake WORKS. BTW, I have found in re: the center caving in thing that if I immediately remove it from the pan and let it rest on its head for a few minutes and then on its butt to cool that the sinkage is only slight.
Great picture!
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