Last night was wonderful. I was very nervous about Skyping with the family, but that was definitely one of my top 3 Skype experiences. The Garvey Christmas is my favorite weekend of the year, and I am very grateful that I was able to be a part of it. I spoke to my mom a few times about the idea of Skyping, but I had decided against it. I thought it would be too hard for me to see everyone together and literally be half a world away. I don't know if it was the fun day fishing, the beer I drank, or the delicious noodles and fish balls, but I am glad I spoke to everyone!
For those of you hooked on Skype now, my name is meaghandooley. Creative, eh? If you do not have a webcam, we can still talk as though we did last night, but I won't be able to see you. You will be able to see me, however. You can also always email me at mdooley87@gmail.com. And if you have any more questions, I will be happy to take them from all readers, new and old alike.
Oh, and one more thing! Remember when my uncles tortured me by eating chocolate chip cookies in my face? Guess what my student brought me this morning?! That's right, chocolate chip cookies! MmmmmMmmmm good.
Wow! Is that TWO chocolate chips per cookie? I think the cookie Jimmy, Bill, and John shared had THREE, one for each! The chips look enticing, but they have the color of fortune cookies! How'd they taste?
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Ha, I was going to say the same thing. How does one even make a cookie with only two chips in it?
ReplyDeleteThe cookies were amazing. But let's be honest, I haven't had a chocolate chip cookie in over three months. I know that because my visa just expired!
ReplyDeleteAs for the two chips, it is a very labor intensive process. The chips are not mixed into the dough. Instead, someone meticulously places two chips on each cookie after it has been placed on the cookie sheet. All chips are placed in the exact same spot on each cookie. We want all of the cookies to be exactly the same. It's a little intimidating.