:hello2: :hello2: :hello2: :headbang: :headbang: :headbang: Hunny says I do beweave in Fairies, I do, I do!!!!!!!!!!! and she sends big smoochies to Clifford and Mike!!
Hunny's favorite new toy is the squirrel she has a thing for them!! She used to have one like Clifford's in the pic you included but it is just a shell now. She got to try all the treats I think it's a toss up between the chicken breast and old mother hubbard cookies for her favorite! love the Chicago shirts the mug and Celtic music ( the fest looks like soo much fun) we'll try the wine latter and the Scottish Shortbread is delicious!! but don't think I didn't notice the lack of a recipe guess you don't want an Irish woman making it :nana2: Hope you enjoy the pics!
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tried to get a pic of everything but Hunny wasn't having it!! the last pic is of her after all was said and done and the kids played with her with her new toys!!
LOL - the last picture is a HOOT !!!
Wow - oh - wow - what a great box !!! And Mikie - you even WRAPPED !!!!! Love Hunny in her new pink frilly !!!
Way to go Hunny !!!!
Wow, how fun. Mike, you must have enjoyed buyng pink frilly stuff! Clifford has probably never see a collar like that before!! Love the picture of the exhausted Hunny.
Whew!!! I was sweating the wine. That's what UPS and I had a disagreement about. Apparently there's a new regulation that no carrier can take wine. So, go to a different office and don't look guilty... :dontknow:
Looks like a good time was had by all.
Irish, Scots…hey we’re all Celts so here's the recipe:
4 cups Flour
1 lb. Butter
1 cup Sugar
(optional) zest of lemon, orange or lime
Mix flour and sugar (and zest if additional flavoring desired) in bowl. Add butter and knead until well mixed together, dough should be light, but not crumbly. Line sheet cake pan with pastry paper and lightly press dough onto paper. A rolling pin can be careful used to smooth and even out the dough. Bake at 350 degrees for 20-25 minutes or until light golden brown. Remove immediately and let cool for 5 minutes. For decoration, drag a fork across the top to create a plaid design before slicing into cubes. Let cookies completely cool before removing from pan.
Quote from: Teresa on October 05, 2007, 07:27:00 PM
Mike, you must have enjoyed buyng pink frilly stuff!!!
Well, it's from my cousin's gourmet dog store, so I could get it put in a plain brown bag :evil:
Mike thanks for the recipe and thank you for the wonderful treat box!!
now to start putting one together for the next lucky pupper(s)!!!
Wow! What an awesome box!! You took it to a new level wrapping everything :crazyeyes:!
Ooooh Hunny was one lucky grrrrrrrl, and I might add, GORGEOUS too!
Wow....what a great box!!!!! Hunny is one beautiful little girl!!! The last piccy of an exhausted Hunny is a classic!!!
:2funny: That must have been exhausting going through all those goodies. I would have crashed afterwards too. I love the picture of her at the end. The pink frilly was really cute!!!
You scored, Hunny! What a great treat box! I LOVE that last pic - shows the treat box was a true success!
And, Mike, I made your shortbread and it is super yummy! I made it for my grandparent's goody basket last Christmas (or maybe the one before?). Anyway, I couldn't stand to give it all to them, so I kept a few for myself!