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Kids and Their Cookies
Its a dreary overcast day as I sit here, and, mysteriously that most of the time makes me feel less full of beans. Please read and enjoy this week's essay. I am doing my best to publish more regularly, perhaps I can be more regular this time.
I am writing this as I trust it should assist you as soon as you try to try to do it.
This thought may possibly appear apparent, but for certain people I know it is far from evident.
I don't know what it is but there are some smells that bring back fond memories and one of them is the whiff of a freshly baked cookie. I don't have a particularly sweet tooth and can actually survive without cakes or chocolates but once I am hit by that cookie smell I am taken to a warm and wonderful place. I want to enjoy the cookie all on my own and find myself a quiet place with a cup of my favourite coffee and prepare to be in heaven.
I trust I am making things clear here, English is not my best language and occasionally I might express things in a bit of a ungainly manner, but the ideas are very lucid in my head.
I hope that I am not confusing anyone, as it is something means a lot to me.
It isn't just eating a freshly baked cookie that is enjoyable but making them can be very satisfying too. Cookie baking can be great fun if you have young kids and that is probably where some of my earliest cookie memories come from. I remember how much I loved helping my grandma mix all the cookie ingredients together and then shape them on a baking tray before she put them in the oven. I felt so special when she let me lick the mixing bowl clean of the cookie mixture too! Anyway, the first time I suggested that my daughter could help me bake some cookies she was about four years old and her little face lit up. We made quite a mess I must be honest but we really had a great time together and the cookies didn't turn out all that bad either.
There are in all probability numerous people who argue with my opinions as expressed here, but I can only say what I believe and trust it is interesting.
If you have young kids in your family then why not give cookie baking a try? You don't have to be a wonderful cook; in fact you can buy cookie mixes that you just have to add water to so you have more chance of baking great cookies. You could always buy some of the cookie dough that has become popular but I think that the mixing process is the best bit! Making different shapes of cookies and then decorating them afterwards is also something that most kids love to do. You might even think about giving some of these homemade cookies as gifts, especially if your kids helped make them. A cookie that was decorated by a grandchild for Christmas or any other special occasion is bound to be enjoyed far more than a store bought one.
There are probably a lot of ways to deal with this, and my analysis is almost certainly not much better than the next view, but, clearly, it is the only point of view I can discuss with certainty.
I know many people will disagree, but I must write from what I have seen myself in these matters.
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