Sunday, November 30, 2008

My Little Helper

The other night I decided to make cookies, I don't know why, other than my thighs were feeling a little competition from my hips and I needed to oblige the rivalry. So, I figured, hey, I'll let Maggie be my little helper. I mean really, what is "cuter" than the Mommy teaching her little girl how to make cookies? Nothing I tell you, NOTHING. So, I pulled a chair up to the counter for her, compiled the ingredients and began. Maggie was SUCH a great helper: "read" if you count her shoving her hands into the bowl of flower, and basically emptying the silverware drawer into the sink, then she was fabulous.

But, when all was said and done, the girl seriously "earned" her licky of the beater. Considering she'd never had a beater before, she sure knew exactly what to do with it and the deliciousness known as cookie dough.





Here is a shot of the finished product, AND my NEW cookie scoop. So excited that I officially own a cookie scoop.


Here is another "clever" way Maggie has found to "help" me. I think I can totally do without this help.




Sometimes I think this bloggign thing is a seriously good thing for the health of the child. 'Cause in moments like this, instead of killing the kid, you just have to take a picture.

Still to come, Thanksgiving photos, Scott Davis and Max in the cutest freaking Sunday outfit there ever was.

G'night and good luck.

4 comments:

Hot Diggity Daws said...

You HAVE to love little helpers! I am glad you have a special one. It really is worth it to capture the experience and chuck the anger, no matter how frustrated I get it does not stop my child from making a mess next time...

Rocketgirl said...

How is a cookie scoop different than an ice cream scoop??

Lana said...

Dane likes to help do his part in the toilet paper arena by "wiping"--using the whole role and putting it directly in the toilet. He says, "Get a paper towel..." Not helpful...not helpful at all.

johnson six said...

If that is the worst of her messes you are one lucky woman, give her a little time she'll get up to speed.