Dear Nabisco, these are not Oreos. Oreos are chocolately cookies on the outside sandwiched around white frosting.
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wow that is a lot of eggs and the kids are so adorable! I quite fancy trying those watermelon oreos, sorry sandwich cookies!
ReplyDeleteHappy Thursday Cindy! You have some adorable grandchildren there. So glad you had a nice Easter and the weather cooperated with your Easter egg hunt. I quite often feel like your bottom two signs ;-)
ReplyDeleteWatermelon Oreos? That is just wrong! I just realized that in Canada, Oreos aren't branded by Nabisco, but by Christie. "Mr. Christie, you make good cookies!" Your grand babies are adorable!
ReplyDeleteThe children are all so cute. Don't you wish we could keep them at this age?
ReplyDeleteThose cookies sound dreadful!
Thank you for hosting this party!
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The joys of Easter are seen in the smiles of children as they look and find.
ReplyDelete`Panic and freak out` are my motto today as I head up to the hills for a quilt retreat! Sewing is a bit of a stretch me. It enlarges my comfort zone but I am willing to take the challenge!
Watermelon Oreas sound awesome!
ReplyDeleteI have had a random day (hospital with dear daughter, a parcel from Denyse Schmidt!!!!!!), but I am over at Sew Sweetness today, so no randoming from me xxx
Hmm. Watermelon Oreos. I'm not convinced. :|-
ReplyDeleteBoak on the watermelon oreos.
ReplyDeleteThe egg hunt looks fun though, and love the sayings. I need that first one for the office!
Those cute kids! Those sayings! I've seen a couple of t-shirts here in Paducah that had me looking: "Quilting Makes Me Happy," and "F.A.R.T. - Fabric Acquisition Road Trip."
ReplyDeleteSuch sweeties. And you always find the funniest sayings . . . I relate all too well to both of them.
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