How amazing is the Internet? Answer: totally amazing! I mean, who would have thought you could find a Kyrgyzstan-shaped cookie cutter online?! It's true, folks. I ordered one a few weeks ago. I attempted to use it on brownies, but that didn't work too well (too mushy). I think I'll stick to cookies from now on. Maybe each year on Adoption Day (the day we take Shamrock out of the orphanage), we'll make Kyrgyzstan cookies to celebrate!
Friday, February 6, 2015
Kyrgyzstan Cookie Cutter
How amazing is the Internet? Answer: totally amazing! I mean, who would have thought you could find a Kyrgyzstan-shaped cookie cutter online?! It's true, folks. I ordered one a few weeks ago. I attempted to use it on brownies, but that didn't work too well (too mushy). I think I'll stick to cookies from now on. Maybe each year on Adoption Day (the day we take Shamrock out of the orphanage), we'll make Kyrgyzstan cookies to celebrate!
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What did we do before the Internet?
ReplyDeleteSeriously, right? Zack and I were talking about how impossible it would have been to find something like this when we were kids. Then we started talking about how we only used computers for word processing and playing Oregon Trail. Wow, I am old.
DeleteI remember having to ask my dad permission to use the computer to play Reader Rabbit, Where In the World is Carmen San Diego, or some math game we played. I was apparently a nerd!
DeleteIn fifth grade, our "reward" for finishing our work on Fridays was playing "Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego?" Loved it!
DeleteNumber munchers anyone?
DeleteMorgan, nope, you're too young!
DeleteI have a question. What made you think to go looking for a Kyrgyzstan cookie cutter?
ReplyDeleteI wanted to make a fun themed treat to share at my last meeting with my infertility support group gals, and I Googled "Kyrgyzstan cookie cutter." I didn't think it would really exist!
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