Showing posts with label bakery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bakery. Show all posts

Friday, February 8, 2008

We Love Doughnut World

Yesterday the girls and I braved the snow storm and went to Doughnut World. You might remember that Doughnut World is actually the Provo Bakery. Anyways, the girls were going crazy from being stuck in the house for the last few days, so I thought we'd go some place I like we all like.




Kate picked a doughnut with white icing and red and pink sprinkles. She also picked a glazed doughnut for Andie. Then I picked some sugar cookies to bribe them with give to them later.




Kate and Andie made short work of their doughnuts after lunch. Then it was naptime for Andie and quiet time for Kate. (Kate has to play quietly in her room.)




Kate ate her sugar cookie before bed as her bedtime snack. This left the cookie I had purchased for Andie. This morning Kate kept trying to swipe Andie's cookie without me knowing. She's a sneaky little devil booger.




So, after Andie finished her yogurt for breakfast, I let her go to town with her cookie.



I think she liked it!
P.S. My favorite pictures are the last two!

Thursday, June 28, 2007

Doughnut World


So, yesterday I babysat my niece, Sara. It was a crazy day, and Kate was struggling with not getting as much attention as usual. So, when Andie and Sara went down for naps, Kate and I headed off to the local bakery. (I'd heard the sugar cookies there were to die for!)
I didn't tell Kate where we were going, just that we were going to have some special mom and daughter time.
As we pulled into the parking lot, Kate saw the sign, which has a big doughnut on it. She said, "Mom, we're going to Doughnut World?" I then proceeded to tell her that it was not in fact "Doughnut World," but just the Bakery. She didn't believe me.
Kate pointed to the sign (with the big doughnut), "Mom, there's a doughnut, look (she points to said sign). It's Doughnut World." She has such good logic for a three-year-old.
Through my laughter I reply, "Okay, Kate."
So, I hearby bequeath the name "Doughnut World" upon our local bakery. May the name forever remind you of the day I took my daughter to your fine establishment. At least in my mind this bakery will forever be "Doughnut World."