On Wednesday the Lakeland School District transportation department held their end of the school year barbeque/pot luck at noon time. My husband, Bert is a bus mechanic for the district and for years I've been impressed with the clever craftiness of the gals who drive the busses. They've gifted him with all sorts of home-made items. He brought home a couple of "burgers" today that were made by Debbie Bornitz. Look closely and you'll see that the "buns" are vanilla wafers, the hamburger is a thin mint and the condiments are appropriately colored frosting. The finishing touch? Real sesame seeds attached with clear syrup.
Wednesday, June 9, 2010
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On Wednesday the Lakeland School District transportation department held their end of the school year barbeque/pot luck at noon time. My husband, Bert is a bus mechanic for the district and for years I've been impressed with the clever craftiness of the gals who drive the busses. They've gifted him with all sorts of home-made items. He brought home a couple of "burgers" today that were made by Debbie Bornitz. Look closely and you'll see that the "buns" are vanilla wafers, the hamburger is a thin mint and the condiments are appropriately colored frosting. The finishing touch? Real sesame seeds attached with clear syrup.
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