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Posted on 04/01/2009 7:51:26 AM PDT by JustAmy
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Amy, your graphic and frame is so pretty! I love that shade of green with the pink rose. You sure can do a lot with your new program!
I love those slices of cake you can get at Walmart. They are soft and moist and I think they have several flavors and it looks like pound cake. Is that what you buy?
What in the world did you post there, girlfriend?
That frame on that picture you posted looks a lot like the frame on my smaller one.
Yes, and I told Lady Jag if she had posted one more picture, it would have been a dead duck lying there....LOL!
I wuz just playin’ around with you - and your (table LOL) frame. :)
Many thanks for the recipe, will be snacking on
‘Billie Banana Bread” tonight!
;^)
I do, too! Especially the lemon! It's tart and moist, and goes great with fresh strawberries, or raspberries, or sliced peaches - and ice cream. :)
Well, heck, I thought you liked it so much that you wanted it.
By the way, I just copied your Banana Bread! Sounds good! Don’t know when I’ll make something else....LOL!
What a small world! I do love it and its as close to homemade as I’ve seen. The lemon is my favorite, too! I am anxious to see Jane’s answer!
Back in a minute....I am working on something.
I don’t like fruit trees...they get too messy.
The roses are pretty self-contained.
You are welcome. I like to put a plain powdered sugar glaze on it when it comes out of the oven, or better yet......rub a little real butter on top while it’s still hot. :)
We had a peach tree several years ago, and it had the sweetest, juciest peaches I’ve ever tasted, but I hated that tree every year before the summer was over, because I was a slave to it every evening during the growing season. It was a prolific producer! Couldn’t wait for the first few peaches to ripen; after a few weeks, couldn’t wait for the last ones to get ripe and fall off after the birds got finished with them. LOL
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How pretty! Beautiful yellow rose and table borders are perfect with it!
The kitten needed to eat didn’t he?
Oh, no! That’s right, it’s a dog eat DOG world!
My bad. Let me find a photo.
Do you cool it before putting on the glaze?
I know how you feel! They get messy after the first bunch are
ripened and you are tired of fooling with them.
I prefer just leafy trees. We have mulberry...and they make
great shade out here where it’s so hot. Our St. Augustine
grass grows well under them, too, and it feels good underfoot!
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