Today, I wanted to do something a little special for Toly since tomorrow he has all kinds of surprised for me planned. (Check back later for details) I decided that I would make him a romantic dinner of one of his favorite dishes....strawberry stuffed french toast. (I've blogged about this before and you can find the recipe in my recipe label) I came home from work to a bouquet of white roses on my table which went perfect with the ambiance of the table scape. I also got him a little goodie bag of candy and lotto tickets just for kicks.
Dinner was fantastic and very romantic. Now we are planning on resuming our Friday night tradition with Friday Night Lights, but tonight no ice cream. I have a special V-day dessert planned of Chocolate Covered Strawberries. Mmmm, nothing says love like a decanted chocolate strawberry!
Have a wonderful night!
I remember to take a picture this time. This french toast is purely divine!
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your blog is too cute!!!! Ok let me answer your question about soreness. You must ice first and then heat. Here is a good way to ice the calfs. Take a small trash can and fill it up with ice and then stick out legs into it, I know this will be hard to do at first but get passed the first couple minutes, and I promise you will get through the coldness. It realy does help!!!
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