HO, HO, HO!
Merry, Merry from Texas!
I hope everyone had a delightful Christmas Day. This longhorn resides above my close friend's mantel year round, but is always decked out in special holiday greens this time of year. So I thought you might like to see a little Texas Christmas humor for Pink Saturday. I don't think Beverly will mind since she said we could "fudge" a little during the holidays.
But just to be on the safe side, have a peppermint almond macaroon before you leave. They're filled with chocolate mousse, and oh so delicious! And they are perfect for a Pink Saturday!!!
Please do leave me a comment before clicking yourself over to Beverly's @ How Sweet the Sound.
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Hi sweetie!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for stopping by and leaving a comment!
May you and yours have the blessings this lovely holiday brings us all.
TTFN~~ Claudia ♥ ♥
Hope you had a lovely day, love the longhorn !
ReplyDeleteHappy Pink Saturday, Sarah. I must admit the longhorn looks not only quite festive, but lovely, too. Do you think a longhorn would mind being called lovely?
ReplyDeleteNow about those macaroons. I would like one right now to have with my coffee.
Wonderful PINKS and tasty treats too! Love the longhorn. Hope you had a wonderful Christmas. Happy Pink Saturday ;-)
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Hugs and blessings,
Happy Pink Saturday. Thanks for stopping by and leaving a comment. I love those pink cookies!
ReplyDelete~Marilee
You Go Texas Girl! That LongHorn is a great Christmas Decoration all decked out in garland....loved seeing that! Thanks for the pink goodies. I'm having my end of the year Pink Post...It's an Even Dozen! Hope to see ya there...Sue
ReplyDeleteWell, that Texas Longhorn takes the cake! And the cookies look yummy. Thanks for sharing. Happy Pink Saturday!
ReplyDeleteI love the Longhorn but would rather the macaroons in my house!! Happy Holidays and Happy pink week!
ReplyDeleteSarah, that longhorn just made me laugh - only in Texas! I sure wish I could taste one of those pink beauties! They look wonderful. I hope your Christmas was wonderful. laurie
ReplyDeleteThe longhorn is fab, just so Texas!
ReplyDeleteThe macaroons look meltingly gorgeous, wish you could pop one in the post to Normandy.
Maggie
Dearest Sarah,
ReplyDeleteThose peppermint almond macarons look absolutely delish!! Do you have the recipe??? I too love your sincerity!
Hope your Christmas was wonderful and look forward to hearing your New Year's goals
Ange
The bedecked Longhorn is something you don't see every day! So Texas!
ReplyDeleteHope you had a fabulous Christmas!
Manuela
Love your blog and your blog name always catches my eye....So glad to be back to reading my favorite blogs....and off a ladder decorating trees...
ReplyDeleteI am so glad that I joined the blog world....and have made so many sweet friends....Blessings in 2010