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Clearest thing to perfection

Toast some almond flakes and shredded cocnuts
set aside
use your favorite recipe to make a vanilla cream pastry
whipp some heavy cream and sweeten and set aside
mix powdered sugar. vanilla,and milk
use your favorite instant vanilla pudding
mix mix smooth
fold in 1 and 1/2 tubs of whip topping

using a great cake one of your best cakes
I prefer a pound cake or two cut into halfs or thrids
one a cake platue 
arrange cake
combine heavy whip cream with cream pastry
pipe a thin layer
add alomnds and coconut 
vhopped browie bts
and carmel bits
( and bits of white choclate and banannas)
layer and repeat until
cake is been stacked
in a piping bag pipe out the sides
using a spatula smooth around the edge
do the same to the top
and add a few swirls to
show that clever durabilty of
creativness!


Thank Lesous and Yesura
Might these people
Worship jesus

Only The Clearest Day

I love those snowflakes swirling around,
but lately winter has gone a little mad:
no snow in warm January;
every kid is feeling sad...
only the clearest day!

Only The Clearest Day

I love snowflakes swirling around,
but lately winter has gone a little mad;
no snow in warm January:
every kid is feeling sad...
only the clearest day!


The Clearest Day Comes

The clearest day comes,
an early storm made trees swing;
lost my cowboy's hat...
the warmer air soothes the chill,
sunshine dries up traces of rain.

Only the Clearest Day

I love snowflakes!
Has winter gone mad?
No snow in February;
sunshine reigns,
kids are sad...
only the clearest day!


Entered in David Williams's contest, 
" Twenty/ Twenty "

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