Aubrey gives gifts you wouldn’t ever dream of. It’s her way of saying thank you to people who have been there for her. At first, we didn’t want to accept the gifts because some of them were really quite expensive, but she always said that money meant nothing to her and that if we wouldn’t accept, she would give them away to those who didn’t deserve them. How could you argue with that?
Aubrey became our friend in high school. She was a bit of a loner and didn’t like spending too much time talking to people. She wasn’t bullied. It wasn’t an issue in our high school back then.
But people stayed clear of her path because they felt a little intimidated. It was Rob, my cousin and high school friend, who was the reason she became our friend. He found Aubrey eating alone under one of the trees in the school yard.
He asked a cookie from her, which she gave him, and he loved it. So when we saw them, he called us over and invited us to eat Aubrey’s cookies that turned out to be her mom’s chocolate cookies. Since then, Aubrey became a member of our group and up to now, she’s still serving us those cookies that started our friendship every time we go to her house.
Photo and recipe courtesy of the Marie’s Cuisine.
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Quick Tip: Top with vanilla ice cream if you prefer.
