>Moving sucks, but cookie art is good

>Moved, finally. I don’t ever want to move again. And if I do, I am flying out all five of my brothers to do the man work.

I was walking into Target yesterday and received another e-mail from Ben, with an attachment. I waited for the attachment to load on my phone, then dropped it in the middle of the parking lot when I saw what he did with my cookies:

This is what I expected out of Ben, and then some. His art is not the kind of art you look at and mindlessly think, oh, that’s pretty – it’s the kind of art you look at, your jaw drops and you go how in the hell did he do that? I have never seen a cookie look so good.

The above photo is proof that Ben is a talented artist who thinks outside of the box, and that’s what I like most about him (besides his undeniable charm, of course). I am so fortunate and thankful that he agreed to participate in the project.

Ooh, ooh, ooh! Speaking of the project, I have two more artists lined up to participate!!!!!! I’m not excited or anything. I know, I really need to get to working on the edible art blog, but I’ve been such a lazy human lately, it’s pathetic.  Besides, I’m currently leeching on Panera’s internet because Comcast is supposedly booked until 13 July. Bastards. Frequent updates will resume once I can blog from the comfort of my own home.

Ok, time to unpack. Anyone care to lend a hand? I will bake you endless amounts of cookies; more than your belly can handle.