Happy Mother�s Day Weekend!
I'd like to wish all you Moms out there a very happy Mother's Day tomorrow. A special shout out to my mother Pauline (you may remember her from such videos as, "Key Lime Pie" � see below), I love you, miss you, and hope to see you soon! And of course to my mother-in-law, Peggy, who, from the very beginning was the blog's fairy godmother.
If some of you are still looking for a gift, here's a neat trick for turning an ice cream cake into an edible potted plant! I encourage you to read the original post from a few years back for more information. Enjoy your day!!
This potted plant was inspired by a post on The Pioneer Woman. Thanks!
Bonus Mother's Day Video Recipe Repost: My Mom Makes Key Lime Pie
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