Snacktime! Pull up your carpet square for a cookie and some milk while Mrs. Jackson reads us a story. Then we get to take a nap and then recess! Will it ever get better than kindergarten? I need more coloring books in my life.
I wish my breakfast could be this cute every day. Kitty cakes! Kitty coffee! Cute cute cute!
One little chocolate donut and a few gulps of milk sounds like just the right amount of sweet goodness to reward yourself for getting your taxes done. Go ahead, you deserve it.
Pour some milk in these strange looking bowls, and a cute animal shows up. Not just cats either.
There's something so extra special about even a super simple design in the foam on your daily latte. Just the fact that someone takes the time to make something pretty for you really means something. Thanks barista!
There has been some pretty severe snowy weather all over the country lately, let's take advantage of it! Have you ever made your own ice cream out of the snow in your own yard? I haven't, but I'm hoping we get another dumping of powder at some point so I can try my hand at this nearly instant, customizable snack. Talk about being seasonal, this is one of the most ecological dishes I've ever seen!
Go go go go! Drink us fast and let's get going! Your day, it's beginning, let's get moving!
Well paint me pink and call me Shirley, I would go to virtually ANY party with this color scheme and whimsical treat.
It's rainy season for sure, but that's good because it means we have the chance to see more rainbows! Here in Seattle there isn't a lot of color yet. People here tend to dress like the weather in grays and browns and greens. On the grayest of gray days I'd like to have a few of these cookies stashed away somewhere to brighten things up a little.
It's getting to be iced coffee season, finally! Treat yourself to a super frosty pick-me-up!
Though I cannot in good conscience condone the drinking of straight ahead milk, I do love the sprinkle rim on this cup and miniature donut garnish. It's got a head start on dipping itself.
