The Preacher's Daughters Dish: 2011

Sunday, March 13, 2011

Deep in the Gut of Texas

Amy here again! I found this blog through Twitter, and wanted to share today's entry with you because Betsy and I agree that Society Bakery totally ROCKS THE PARTY!!!! Peanut Butter Chocolate is my personal fave. Get out there and try them for yourself. You WILL NOT be disappointed. And give me a call if you need a friend to tag along. I have a Living Social deal for Society. :-)

Saturday, February 12, 2011

Catching up

Wow....it's been a loooooonnnggg time since we updated.

Here's a look at some pics from my cell phone from the last few months - food related, of course. Ha!

In July, we had a scrapbooking party/NOLA reunion at Christa's house. I brought bruschetta.

I ate while everyone else scrapbooked, and this was my plate. Everything was deliciousness.

In August, we celebrated Betsy's birthday at the Catfish Plantation in Waxahachie.

We celebrated a little early in October, and I ordered my mom's birthday cake from Society Bakery - one of the PD's faves!

In November, I found this at Super Target, and it was really good! I bought it especially for a certain little 5 year old who came with his Daddy for a quick visit.

And I was so jealous of those cool PJs.

Honeycrisp apples - one of the best things about fall!

My plate from the annual Thanksgiving snack day at my job. Eating is part of being Baptist - it's in the bylaws.

I was asked to bring something pumpkin to Thanksgiving, so I made pumpkin roll. And then when my adopted cousin wasn't able to join us, I had to send some to her or else my cousin, her roommate, wouldn't have a ride home.

Absolute love in a cute little dish. Too bad they didn't pay their bills or their employees. So sad.

Chuy's and Elvis in the holiday spirit.

My new favorite burger place - I spotted this about a block from work, and was ecstatic! Waiting for them to open was torture.

Last week, we had a couple of snow days where travel was treacherous and should only have been done when absolutely necessary. Well, clearly, this was necessary.