They were very proud of the finished product. Siblings have school parties, preschoolers get to bake with Gramma.
A picture is worth a thousand words.
Nick, Bella and Tasha came for a short visit and boy did we have fun. We started with the girls favorite breakfast--bacon, eggs and puff pancakes.
Then all the local cousins arrived for a home made playdough party. Recipe to follow--it's a classic.
Next it was Rusty's Pizza for lunch.
Then to "The Wild Side" for an afternoon of bouncy house fun. The kids had a great time and played hard for a couple of hours. Bella taking a break with her dad.
Last stop--Memzy's for ice cream. It doesn't get much better than that.
Home made Playdough:
1 cup water
1/2 cup salt
1 TBl oil
bring to a boil and boil for 2 min.
take off heat and add 2 tsp cream of tartar and food coloring. Mix well
Add 1 cup flour. Stir with wooden spoon. Dump out on to counter/bread board. It will look terrible but as you knead the dough it becomes shiny and smooth.
6 comments:
I'm glad you posted that recipe because I've lost it 11 teen times. The weekend was RAD.
You are such a good grandma. And not only does that day look fun, but tasty too.
What a fun Valentine's Day. I am jealous!! So glad everyone had a nice time. I love the cookies and the heart cake. Thanks for the playdough receipe. I would love to try that. Your grandchildren are just beautiful, handsome and wonderful.
Looks tasty vittles as usual! Howz the gym treating you? I'm thinking day-by-day recaps are in order.
I think I gained about 5 lbs. via recipes from Memzy that were via you. Thank goodness the play dough is non-eatable. Is it the non-gritty kind, too?
I haven't checked your blog in a while, but your comment on Emily's had me in hysterics!
You always do the cutest grandmotherly things. Your grandkids are VERY fortunate!
I know the dirt on personal trainers and they can be tough, but that's kind of their job. Just don't go easy on them, either. It goes 2 ways, you know.
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