If she's at a birthday party, have some cake! At the doctor? Sure, sweetie, take that lolly, you've had it rough today but as far as having candy or ice cream after dinner, we prefer to offer her yogurt, applesauce or fruit and she enjoys it just the same. It's just simply something we have never done. I'm not saying that anyone who does is wrong. We figure if she doesn't know what it is, she won't miss it.
Now the dough will look like the cookie dough you’re used to seeing. The mixture is going to be crumbly at this point.Īdd in 2 tablespoons of milk and mix. (Or just mix and mash with a spoon like I did.) Add in vanilla and salt, mix.Īdd in flour. With your mixer, cream together butter and brown sugar. I just mixed and mashed it with a large spoon and it turned out amazing. It also calls for a mixer but oddly enough, I do not own one. This is the recipe I followed from It calls for some specifics like "unsalted" butter, but I just used a stick of $.92 Blue Bonnet. Well, I mean, you might if you decide to eat the entire mixing bowl in one sitting. It looks and tastes just like "normal" stuff but you won't potentially get sick from eating it. Thanks to Pinterest (once again), I discovered this recipe. If you're anything like me, when baking cookies, you'd much rather sit on the couch with a giant spoon and bury your face in the dough rather than making actual cookies but for fear of salmonella, you exercise self control and just stick the suckers in the oven, suffering in silence as you watch the deliciousness take solid form. Not a fan of meat (besides chicken nuggets) or broccoli.Īnd I think the biggest change of all would be.
I'm getting better at counting all the way to 20. I will go on and on because I have a lot to say and it's important! I love to point them out and show them to any one who will watch me. "May I have something to eat, please?"= Want snack, peese? Not all of Dominic’s enemies are prepared to take his bad attitude lying down.I have dark blonde, curly hair and blue/green eyes. Unfortunately, acting normal for Dominic involves lashings of sarcasm and nastiness, most of it directed at the unfortunate pitch team.Īmongst his primary targets are: Creative Director, industry legend and linguistic revolutionary Roger Staines Cuthbert Hunt, the world’s most inept and ineffectual account man (which is really saying something) Jimmy, a creative with ever such a slight tendency towards melodrama a wet-behind-the-ears account executive known only to Dominic as Monkey-Boy and a 2-year old ferret called Brian.Īs pitch day dawns, nerves fray to breaking point. A double-cross of epic proportions is in the offing all he has to do is keep his head down and act normal for a couple of weeks. Heading up an irrelevant pitch like Jibber Jabber doesn’t figure in his game plan, which is fine, because he’s not planning on hanging around for long. They’re pitching for a banana-flavoured jelly bar called the Jibber Jabber, but there’s a distinct lack of above par creative work and time’s a-ticking.Įnter Dominic dell’Olio, Cathcart & Partners’ Managing Director – clever, handsome and utterly dangerous. Notorious Soho-based advertising agency Cathcart & Partners is on high alert. Written by ad industry insider and popular author Louise Knight, Jibber Jabber is a sensational short story that lifts the stinking lid off the world of advertising to reveal the cesspool of ineptitude, profanity and sickly confectionery that lies within.
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