i think the only reason valentine’s day is a big deal in our home is because we have school-aged children.
finding the perfect valentine’s day card & making the perfect sweet treat is always fun…until i realize i need double of everything.
this year i chose a card that was featured in the blog post i wrote about tiny prints’ valentine’s day collection for kids {i guess the two packs of valentine’s i bought last year on clearance will eventually get used…hopefully before star wars & hello kitty go out of fashion}. i’m not big on themes, but i felt no other choice but to go with the theme of the card…
and, the theme makes me giggle. you know, considering i’m half-chinese {and i don’t particularly care for fortune cookies}.
of course, it’s the actual cookie itself, not the fortune, that is unappealing to me. however, after dipping fifty of those suckers in melted chocolate and sprinkling them with candy hearts, well, i now believe that all fortune cookies should be dipped. trust me.
i ordered the cookies from my lucky fortune, by the way.
the kids are also sharing funfetti cupcakes {i took the easy way out & used a box mix} with their classmates and their teachers are receiving mississippi mud cookies instead of a box of chocolates.
psst…check out these cake pops that my ten year old daughter made over the weekend using some leftover red velvet cake mix {she even had to tweak the cake recipe a bit because i used part of the cake mix to make a cheese ball}…
and i guess i should show you that cheese ball i mentioned, too, huh? {i totally hijacked the picture from my favorite beach bum’s instagram.}
happy valentine’s day, y’all!!













can your daughter please show me how to frost those cake pops? mine turned out more like blobs!