So I was up at 6.30 to see the hubby of to work, then Bobby was up at 7.00 am, so I cracked on with the ironing and some other bits of housework. Then got the urge to bake and it passed an hour.
Here are some of the dozen scones I baked, just plain this morning as the kids don't like them with fruit in. I think they turned out nice and fluffy due to me taking my anger out on the scone dough rather than Scott Lol!
Then I decided to do the kids favourite Flapjack, I know by the time I go to bed tonight and John and the kids have had flapjack for supper there will not be a crumb left.
So today I am gonna concentrate on DT work, and try to get round some of your lovely blogs, ladies.
Have a good day
Happy crafting
Tracy x
OMG Tracy, I remember those days when my son did that. They would be going to sleep as I was getting up!!
ReplyDeleteUnfortunatly I am on a diet and cannot beg you to send me any Flapjack. I make it aswell and my lot love it, I am not a scone person but when I make them my kids like me to put cheese in some of them too.
Would you like my American Tea Bread recipe? (It's a bit like a fruit cake, but nicer)
It's brilliant 'cos there is no fat in it and it's all measured with a cup! Simples!
If you do email me:
debbie.bennett123@btinternet.com
Debbiexx
Tracy,those scones look absolutely perfect...we all love scones and flapjacks in our house.
ReplyDeleteI remember 'sleepovers'...though why they are called that I don't know....as you've found out....nobody gets any sleep!!The first of many for you,I expect!!
Love your post today.
Yummy, can I come round for tea?
ReplyDeleteI hope you don't feel too bad today after so little sleep.
Clare x
Oh Tracy they look yummy...my mouth is drooling just sitting here:)
ReplyDeleteHi Tracy I hav't been on your blog before but was over on Lil Daffodil(she is my auntie) and I saw the picture of your scones so decided to pop over and have a look. They look delicious and your cards are pretty too. Hope you manage to get an early night and catch up on some sleep. I have banned sleepovers in my house and I hope I don't ever meet the person who invented them. Love Carol xx
ReplyDeleteHi Tracy,
ReplyDeleteFantastic looking bakes. William has just gone out in the car and might be on his way to you for a feed. Lol.
Hugs,
Fiona x
Great baking tracy , both look delicious
ReplyDeleteSleepovers are banned in my house too.
Hugs
Francesca
oh Tracy this looks YUMMY! Sorry you got NO sleep. I remember those day all to well... I am glad that we are all passed those day around here.. LOL....
ReplyDeletehugs, Janiel
So glad thats all behind me Tracy!! A good tongue lashing usually brings the sleep on though lol. Love the look of those delish scones, can you put fruit in mine the next time lol. Loving the flapjacks just my cup of tea!
ReplyDeletePinky
Hi Tracy, if I pop round now i dont suppose there would be any left, as they look gorgeous.
ReplyDeletehugs Chris xx
Mmm, Looks so yummy. :) I know what you mean about sleep-overs. I always dread when my sons want to do them. Once they are teens it's so much harder to get them to settle down for the night. I finally told my boys we will only have sleepovers for special occasions such as their birthdays.
ReplyDeleteOh bless you, hun! We have only had one sleepover and they were very well behaved between twelve and eight! Your scones look delicious. hope you are tucked up in bed as I write this catching some well earned zzzzzzz
ReplyDeletesorry, meant to say your flapjack looks delicious too!
ReplyDeleteOh Tracey I have been there so many times in the past I think sometimes boys are worse than the girls. I often used to have to shout to my son to stop talking or having fights I always said 'never again' but always gave in lol. As for those scones and flapjacks they look yummy, yummy
ReplyDeleteHugs
Lorraine x
...oooooo yummy Tracey your flapjacks and scones look delicious, I'm sure you enjoyed those. I had a baking day yesterday with my lot, plus their friends OMG!!! 5 children and me in the kitchen baking cookies,chocolate cake and coffee 'n' walnut cake, by the time we'd finished you couldn't see the kitchen......but our efforts were delish...lol!!!
ReplyDeleteOh hun I know what you mean about teenagers and their mates, my lot are 18, 16, 11 and 7 and yep the eldest are worse than the younger ones....roll on back to school hey!!!! Take care luvly and thank you for visiting my blog and leaving such lovely comments xx vicki xx
Hi Tracy
ReplyDeleteSounds all a bit too familiar.
Baking looks yummy. I make a lot of flapjack, althouhg not quite as much as I used to. Our eldest loves it and most days took some to school for his lunch. Gradually I was making more and more until I started questioning him.
Turned out he was selling it on the school bus - he called it free enterprise and it became known as "Genuine" - because he friends used to ask if it was genuine from his Mum. It's still known as that now.
B x
Oh dear Tracy .. .. sounds like those lads are lucky to be alive let alone banned from future sleepovers LOL!!!
ReplyDeleteI just fancy one of those scones - any left?.
Love Jules xx
Well they look scrummy Tracy. I also suffer when my 15yr daughter has friends to stay. They now have to sleep in the conservatory on the sofa bed as they don't go bed much before 3am and my hubby has to be up at the crack of dawn to. So totally sympathise.
ReplyDeleteClairexx
Oh how yummy. You are making me hungry. Thankfully not too many sleep overs here!!!
ReplyDeleteMmmmm so yummy...
ReplyDeleteHugs Emma x