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7 comments:
Ok, so the photos are supposed to talk by themselves...so these are hot and smell really, really good, and like all good food, they're calling my name...."SSSSHHHHHEEEEEIIILLLLAAAA"! I gain weight just smelling the calories! :)
LOL, Sheila, they're oyster crackers!!
I guess there is nothing in the photo to suggest scale, so they DO look like cookies :-).
Or, maybe you thought they were biscuits? I could see that too...
I thought maybe they were your "good for you" scones? How did those turn out by the way? I thought this was a photo of biscuits and being the good southern girl that I am(and so is Sheila) I was all set to slather em with butter and honey or maybe sausage gravy.
Susan
I think it is fun to play with scale! I have to say this southern girl saw biscuts first, but it didn't seem right because of the edges and the height. I am going to really enjoy your macro pictures this month!
I definitely wasn't thinking oyster crackers! But I couldn't wait to find out about a yummy looking new carb!
Rats! I was thinking snickerdoodles! Now you have me in the mood for some homemade cookies. Oyster crackers are fine, but....
I like your March challenge, although, personally, I like words. ;-) I like reading the stories behind the photos.
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