It was very yummy. I wanted to scatter the blackberries in it, but knew my children would lead a revolt if I did. I layered angel food cake, white chocolate pudding mixed with Cool Whip, toffee bits and more Cool Whip on the top. Easy peasy!
P.S. Just out of curiosity, how do you store your religious statues? Do you keep them up year round, or only bring them out at certain times or on certain days? I hope you don't mind my questions, but lately I have desired to have more religious art and objects in our home, but I am not sure about where to place them and where to store them, etc. Thanks!
Sarah, This statue belongs to my oldest son. It stays in his room on a shelf until we bring it out for celebrations. Most of our statues have a home somewhere in our house although I do have a cabinet in a part of our house called the dry bar (a very 1980's idea which never gets used as a bar) where I store some statues, candles, pictures, etc....
Wonderful, Charlotte! I love the blue theme with the beautiful statue -- and trifles are our favorite dessert, bar none. But, I gotta tell you, what caught my fancy the most was the pinata made from a Starbucks bag.... Blessings at the start of the Month of the Rosary!
~a blackberry pound cake candle Husband picked up for me!
~ an angel food trifle for the kids with blackberries on top for Husband!
~a little boy ready to strike
~the end~
Looks like fun!
ReplyDeleteMMMmmm - that trifle looked heavenly. ;)
ReplyDeleteLooks yummy too.
ReplyDeleteCindy
It was very yummy. I wanted to scatter the blackberries in it, but knew my children would lead a revolt if I did. I layered angel food cake, white chocolate pudding mixed with Cool Whip, toffee bits and more Cool Whip on the top. Easy peasy!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful feast day celebration! The blackberry candle was such a nice touch from your husband =)
ReplyDeleteP.S. Just out of curiosity, how do you store your religious statues? Do you keep them up year round, or only bring them out at certain times or on certain days? I hope you don't mind my questions, but lately I have desired to have more religious art and objects in our home, but I am not sure about where to place them and where to store them, etc. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteSarah,
ReplyDeleteThis statue belongs to my oldest son. It stays in his room on a shelf until we bring it out for celebrations. Most of our statues have a home somewhere in our house although I do have a cabinet in a part of our house called the dry bar (a very 1980's idea which never gets used as a bar) where I store some statues, candles, pictures, etc....
Oh my goodness, how do you ever expect me to keep any weight off with your delectable desserts? That trifle looks like scrumptiousness defined!
ReplyDeleteSo glad that you visited!!
ReplyDeleteI know that candle must smell wonderful (what a sweet hubby) and that trifle looks devine. I must try that recipe!
Robin
And a quick question. Where do you find your statues? Do you have a favorite place that you get them from?
ReplyDeleteThanks,
Robin
The candle sounds awesome and the dessert looks tasty!
ReplyDeleteWonderful, Charlotte! I love the blue theme with the beautiful statue -- and trifles are our favorite dessert, bar none. But, I gotta tell you, what caught my fancy the most was the pinata made from a Starbucks bag.... Blessings at the start of the Month of the Rosary!
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