💐 Valentine's Day

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Valentine's Day 

 Katina Kennedy, February, 14th 💐 2023

Eats

Oh the choices

Breakfast for my Little, Grace was a sweet surprise. She loves a donut as long as it has pink icing with sprinkles. This Valentine's I surprised her with one pretty donut with pink icing of course from our local grocer Albertsons, and a mixture of grapes, blueberries and strawberries 🍓 

BERRIES and Grapes, prepped the night before. 

After breakfast I made us both a non decaffeinated Valentine's coffee, yum.
Raspberry Coffee

1. 6ounces of water and 2 spoonfuls of coffee
2. Dab of vanilla to add color and sweetness
3. 2pumps of Raspberry 
4. Top with cool whip and tiny chocolate pieces







             





















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