
the ambrosia salad is mostly pulled together. Or it's all done if I decide not to add lemon yogurt. DH insists that ambrosia salad must have whipped cream (or Cool Whip for the lactose intolerant) and miniature marshmallows, but I'm holding out for a lighter, brighter taste. So maybe lemon yogurt, maybe not.
There are shortbread cookies baked and sandwiched with raspberry jam or nutella (chocolate and hazlenut butter spread.) We have tea ready to go, coffee to be brewed, and furniture almost completely arranged. I'll get pictures of the table when it's ready to go tomorrow. I wish you ALL could come. I have such fun with this!
Another thing I have fun with - well,

Amy Lane used to be quite the quilter, and while clearing out her cupboards, she threw some surplus my way. This will definitely go into quilts for orphans. There are Garfield prints, and a splendid underwater print, and a bit of darling bunny, teddybear flannel. Wheeee!
And notice (whispers) It's sunny today.
I got the "it's sunny today!" phone call from Oregon City today.
ReplyDeleteSave a nutella filled shortbread for me! I fell in love with Nutella in Indonesia.
Love the drive-by!
Oh what fun you will have with the birthday destash. Some lucky kids will get warm, cozy quilts.
ReplyDeleteHave fun at your party.
I had nutella on my English muffin this morning...yum
ReplyDeleteWow-- Roxie, the stuff you make for your knitting days... lovely! (And I'm glad you like the fabric... there's more on the way!)
ReplyDeleteI make ambrosia with sour cream. it cuts the sweetness of the fruit and I just happen to love it (although my arteries probably don't)
ReplyDeleteI just love ambrosia, and those gingerbread cakes sound delicious. Nutella is a favorite of mine, too. I spread it on bananas. Oh no, I haven't eaten yet and you're making me so hungry!
ReplyDeleteWill your next book be a recipe book. Party-challenged people like me could use it.
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