
Every year, as we start February, a not-so-subtle shift in television advertising occurs. The increase in ads for diamond studs and men’s fragrances (think Versace’s Roman archer on a pedestal) are aired with the intent to convince the viewer these objects will demonstrate love.
Since our household fits none of the standard marketing demographics, we never succumb – no champagne to tickle the nose or heart-shaped necklaces to store in the dresser drawer. With a nod to the Victorian card-giving traditions, we may exchange cards although these have been given and then re-given many years over.
Except, this year will be different. With a nod to my friend Kim R. for offering cookie decorating classes at the recent church fundraising auction, Richard and I will enjoy an artfully decorated selection of Raspberry Sugar Cookies and Brownie Rolled Cookies. While I will certainly not be going into the cookie decorating business, I am pleased with my first attempts at decorating these sweet concoctions.
Well they look delicious. We re-give the same cards each year too.
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These are lovely. We made cupcakes yesterday and although they are delicious, they are kind of a mess.
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These are just brilliant!! What a cool thing to learn…
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I wouldn’t sell your decorating skills short – they look beautiful (and delicious).
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