Life has yet to return to "normal." Although, at this point, I'm not even sure what normal is and I'm beginning to enjoy my new role as lazy domestic goddess. I just get a little cranky when I think about spending my summer days working. Monday and Tuesday the kids returned to school. Delaney was actually singing Monday morning because she was so excited to return to school. I used my time to run errands (My drivers license is no longer expired), re-stock groceries and clean. It's amazing how fast the day passes while the kids are at school.
Wednesday, we were hit with yet another snow storm which dumped close to a foot of snow. Outside of some kid activities, I spent the day reading and being lazy, but I knew Delaney was becoming VERY restless. So, this morning at 8:00 a.m, following the Pioneer Woman's recipe, we began making Cinnamon rolls.
I began with two helpers; notice, Baylor's in the background playing a video game.
Uncharted territory: I've never made anything which required yeast!
They soon realized we weren't making Pillsbury's cinnamon rolls.
At this point, here are the directions from the Pioneer Woman's site:
Cover and let sit for at least an hour. Go throw away the rest of your wrapping paper or build a Lego Rottweiler or do Yoga or watch Home Shopping Network and order a frozen pizza oven for your countertop or some cellulite cream.
After asking exactly what all of that meant, they took it very literal and decided to build with their legos. I used the time to begin polishing every wood surface in my house from base boards to all of cabinets. Really, who am I turning into?
After an hour passed, Jax couldn't manage to leave his legos behind, but Delaney was all about finishing up.
Finally, a little after 12:oo, we enjoyed a Cinnamon roll for lunch.
From the food critic, Mr. Picky, "These rolls are delicious; they are the best cinnamon rolls I ever had!"
The recipe called for a maple icing, but I substituted with a vanilla. I think next time, I will try the maple.
Well, I guess it's time to finish my "to-do" list for the day, starting with cleaning the kitchen.
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