Pinterest Completions

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Lately, I have had my sights set on yummy Pinterest recipes, and mainly sweets.  I didn’t used to be much of a food pinner, but once I got pregnant out of the 1st trimester, everything changed!  I’ve been trying to eat a lot of fruit because my body thinks it needs something sweet EVERY. DAY!  I’m blaming it on the pregnancy.  And, I’m blaming my indulgence on the pregnancy, too!

Today, I made sure to get some fruit in for my sweet fix, but I definitely added a little something extra that would push it waaaay out of the category of “healthy snack.”

I’ve been wanting to try this idea for a while because I thought it looked so cute!!  It’s the perfect time for strawberries!

Does this not just look delish!?!? I needed it, had all of the ingredients, so I whipped it up!

This was probably the hardest part, but even that was pretty easy, if you’re careful.

I love recipes that have very few ingredients!

So easy!

Having a baby spoon sure did help when it came to stuffing the strawberries. {Thanks boys!}

Just look at this!  It’s tastes even better than it looks!

Aside from the one my dad got to try when he stopped by to visit us this afternoon, the rest are saved for Mollie’s Thirty-One and Scentsy party tonight.  Can’t wait for everyone to try them!!  It would be dangerous if they stayed in my house.

If you want to make them yourself, you can find the recipe here.

Or, you could follow me on Pinterest and then repin it from my “tummy yummy” board.  Either one works for me!

This was definitely a successful Pinterest recipe, unlike this one!

Right after I finished those up, Riverson and I ran out of the door to pick Langston up from his very last day of Mother’s Day Out, for this year.

I’m sad it’s over, but I was excited to do this pin!

The idea is to have every teacher he has throughout his childhood sign it and give it to him as a gift for high school graduation.  Maybe he won’t care about that when he’s 18, but I can’t help but think he will appreciate remembering ALL of his teachers.

I bought the book yesterday, at Wal-Mart. {It was on sale!}

Miss Lauren was his first teacher and she’s the first to sign the book.  He loves her!  You can’t tell by the picture, but he talks about her all during the week and smiles whenever her name is brought up.

He’s going through a stage of not really wanting his picture taken, so he rarely smiles for me, now.  Not only that, but he had JUST woken up from his nap.  I’ll take whatever I can get.

It makes me excited for next year’s teacher to sign it.  Well, not really.  What am I thinking?  That would mean he’s a year older.  Not ready for that, so I’ll just admire Miss Lauren’s signature for now.

Thanks, Pinterest, for two awesome ideas!
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