Good Friends, Good Food!

Here's my friend, Emily, she makes a REAL MEAN breakfast. And lunch. Okay, dinner, too. Really, I could sit on her couch and be fat and happy all the days of my life. She's just that great!
She made me a great breakfast this last Saturday that we enjoyed outside for a morning of girl time. Peanut Lady was there, too, of course!
Here's me enjoying one of the many bites I had that morning, Blueberry + Raspberry Filled Crepes with Powdered Sugar and Whip Cream!

And of course, the little Lady, hanging out in the pack n play while we ate our breakfast, trying to not get eaten by Otis, their Great Dane.
What? You didn't see his huge rear in that last photo? Don't worry, I'll wait.
He's huge! And we love him!

Thanks again for the awesome morning, Em!

Comments

Rev. Dr. said…

Why, I know those people! When I get a house I'm going to invite all of you over. I promise.

July 21, 2009 at 2:36 PM

Anonymous said…

Ha! Nice post! Love the part about the pooch!

July 21, 2009 at 7:13 PM

Anonymous said…

hey! i had a great time making breakfast for you and sharing your morning! :) it was SO nice out and cool and just well...wonderful! :) i can't wait to see you...it already seems like a long time since i've seen you. hope your weekend and upcoming week were/are good! :)

July 26, 2009 at 3:31 PM

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