This is from a couple of summers ago - that's the primitive first version of a playhouse in the background falling apart... |
Soooooo, do the rest of you start with all these grand plans of what you are going to do with the weekend only to find yourself at 10 p.m. on Sunday night trying to remember what even happened over the past two days? Please don't say its just me. :) I know I grocery shopped, did laundry, dishes, ran the vacuum, mowed the lawn... Oh yeah, there was a birthday party dinner last night... Skating lessons, a trip to Menard's for mulch...which did get spread with newspapers underneath on the bed on the north side of the driveway (which I need about 5 more bags to finish properly so another run will be in order before you get pictures...)... We stopped at Grandma's to beg for a fundraiser order - luckily its spring bulbs which is an easy sell in our family... But all of my grand plans for the projects I was going to do and show you got pushed to the side for lack of time (and energy) by the end of the day... Hoping that since most of the household is squared away I'll be able to do a few things in the evenings - I have a fairy tree I am dying to show you how to make... Did your weekend go the way you planned?
And finally...a treat to go with your coffee...
This is a fast and easy but impressive goodie you can throw together for last-minute guests or a snack for the kids or a party favor. I made it as part of family snack baskets I give for Christmas and it was a huge hit with family and coworkers. Simple, simple, simple!
You need a cookie sheet lined with foil, a box of graham crackers (plain), 6 ounces chocolate bark and 4 ounces white chocolate bark. Take your graham crackers and make a single layer on the cookie sheet all the way to the edges. Melt your chocolate bark and pour over the graham crackers. Smooth it so it is an even thickness and no graham crackers show. Melt your white chocolate bark and drizzle over the top of the chocolate. Take a butter knife and swirl carefully (to make it all pretty and stuff...). Put in the fridge to harden for about 15 minutes. Break into odd shaped pieces and put in cellophane bags or ziplock baggies. Keeps in an airtight container for about 2 weeks. Enjoy!
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