The picture on the left is a picture of a house that has its reflection on the water. it has some interesting detail and some rockes around the edges. The picture on the right is a still life picture. Meaning,it is something you can see on a day to day basis. It is a picture of a table with a drink a candle and food. These two photos are alike because they aare both still lifes which also means they will not move and they both have many objects.

butta the pan!!!!!

Never forget to butter your pan! all that will happen is that your creation will simpily crumble and it will be ruined. But also dont butter the pan toto much or they will taste like they were just soaking in butter, And to me that is nasty! Also dont use anything in replace of butter like oil or something becuase then they will taste really bad!

banana bread

it does not matter if it is totally brunt at the top. i mean the only thing that really matters is the inside. it should not be under done in the center. or then u will puck.... Also banana bread is not like cookies they will not get totally brunt and be as hard as stone. but the will get brunt and taste good!!

happy valentines day!

hey its valentines day!! im stuffed with candy and filled with love! happy valentines day! <3 love is in the air...

important

i just tried to bake cookies with out using directions. not a good idea!! you should always use directions. the only good part of this was that me and my sisters had a blast!! we also made a couple mistakes!! like not softening the butter before we used it. so keep in mind these important ideas!!!

about this blog

Hi this is Martha Brown starring in sweet life of me! Anyways this is not only because my life is awesome or sweet but also because I will showing you some recipes to making picture perfect dessert recipes and also how to make your life sweet in NYC and in other towns (such as my home town Saratoga Springs. Just saying) by doing fun activates.There will be amazing  deserts and artsy pics!!! thanks for reading Enjoy!!!

~Martha <3

TIMING!!

Timing is very important! I learned this the hard way. You always need a timer in handy or your the cookies will get burnt. Another important part is that you need to have even lay outs of the cookies. Meaning each cookie has to be at least a inch away from each other. You don't want to make one giant cookie or two cookies smashed together. Or do you??