Cookie exchange

[sabotabby]

Proof that my neighbourhood is the most adorbs:

Doorbell rings. It's my next door neighbour—the one I don't see very often. With a tin of cookies for me. Of course, I was planning on dropping by in a few days with a tin of cookies for her and her husband. So I saved a trip next door! (And since they're not often home and may well be going away, it worked out well that I could give them to her now.) We both found it pretty funny, especially because we'd both baked ginger cookies.

I am predicting that I will end up with roughly the same amount of cookies that I made owing to everyone being on a baking spree lately.

Comments

Hello? Hello? This is Facebook calling - what have you done with our post?

[ed-rex.livejournal.com]

Seriously, that is adorable. Also seriously, when didn't that show up on my FB newsfeed. It only needs a photo of a cat gnom-gnoming one of the cookies to go viral.

Yeah, yeah yeah; I edited the subject-line. Sue me.

[sabotabby]

I hope my LJ entries aren't showing up on anyone's FB feed! I don't want the two linked.

I don't think my cats should be nomming any cookies. Marinetti did get cheese last night and he was very happy.

Not to worry!

[ed-rex.livejournal.com]

There's no cross-posting between your LJ an FB that I am aware of. I was just doing my 4:00 o'clock in the morning best to humourously (or should that read "humourously" point out that such cuteness is a Facebook natural.)

I guess 'cause cheese is a solid form of milk, I tend to be surprised when cats like it.

[sabotabby]

Ah yes. I check my LJ at 6:30 am, so I totally get that.

[lienne.livejournal.com]

ILU

[sabotabby]

<3

[pofflewomp.livejournal.com]

Good Lord. I really cannot imagine that happening in London. It must happen, I suppose, but it certainly isn't something I have ever experienced in a lifetime here!

[sabotabby]

It certainly has never happened in any neighbourhood where I've lived in Toronto. There is something adorably weird about this neighbourhood, though. (Well, I think it's a matter of relatively low housing prices and very cheap rent, which means a lot of families move here. But because it's near a subway, they're very urban-minded families and want to get to know their neighbours.)