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Wordless Wednesday - Some Days...

Some days the cookie tin peers into me as I peer into it - and laughs...


Linking up with My Little Drummer Boys for Wordless Wednesday, Toronto Teacher Mom and Faith Hope & a whole lotta Love.

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•´.¸¸.•¨¯`♥.Trish.♥´¯¨•.¸¸.´• said…
Love it and i have cookie monsters who always beat me to the last cookie.
7:42 am
Sif said…
I love that the left me 1/2 a biscuit, you know like, 'We didn't eat ALL the biscuits...' LOL.
7:46 am
Christie @ Poppy Seed Baby said…
Sadness! But I'd be glad that it stopped me bingeing on biccies :)
8:48 am
Kellie said…
Oh dear, that's really sad! LOL! I'm usually more devastated when it's the box of chocolates!! ;)
9:19 am
Belinda said…
LOL our cookie tin is always empty :(
The lolly jar on the other hand....is well hidden ;)
9:47 am
Hello, I'm Marti. And I'm a red-head said…
Oh no, that's devastating!! How could anyone be so cruel to leave half a biscuit??? And you can't eat it, because you know it will leave you totally unsatisfied.

The world is a harsh place.
9:49 am
skyelee said…
One of the most crushing sights ever - an empty snack tin :-(
9:53 am
Kate @ Puddles and Gumboots said…
Biscuits are an endangered species in our house they never last more than a day or two. I have to hide my chocolate ones ;-)
10:14 am
Mum's the word said…
haha looks like my biscuit tin :/ they never last long.. must say Im the main culprit though I cant help myself lol
11:04 am
Me 'N My Monkeys said…
hehehe. your picture reminds me of that song - Who stole the cookie from the cookie jar?
11:25 am
Diana - Teacher Mom said…
That actually made me laugh!

Thanks so much for linking me up. You're so sweet!
11:49 am
tahlia @ the parenting files said…
Love this photo! Classic! Still one left for you... or is that a half? :) x
12:13 pm
Lifeasmummymax said…
Oh thats always so devastating!! Atleast you got half lol Happy WW!
12:29 pm
Tina said…
Happy WW :)
12:37 pm
Miss Cinders said…
I know what you mean :( But I have a plan to rectify it this arvo lol

Happy WW!
1:13 pm
Sif said…
Thank you, everyone, for your comments. Rest assured I don't keep my chocolate in such an easy to access place - or I'd never get any of that either! I buy a lot of biscuits each week, and between the Grumpy Old Man and the boys, I almost never get one - one week I actually bought FIVE family assorted packs and they ALL vanished! These days I buy 2 packs a week and when they're gone, they're gone!

Miss Cinders - what are you planning?
3:03 pm
Missy Boo said…
And for this reason alone, we don't have a cookie tin :)
4:02 pm
Grace said…
Lol ! My husband has an annoying habit to always leave little crumbs in a packet, or 1 last strawberry in a punnet. It.Drives.Me.Insane !!! Happy WW :-)
4:59 pm
Sif said…
Missy Boo - maybe I should get rid of mine, lol!

Grace - Yes! 5 drops of milk in the bottle! Mine also leaves empty containers in the cupboards and fridge! It gives the 'illusion' of having margarine or jam - but I can't spread ILLUSIONS on my toast!
5:06 pm
Stranger Than Fiction aka Yeran said…
hahahaha that picture says soooooo much. The biggest thing it says is.. where the hell is the Tim Tams!??!?? lol
8:04 pm
Sif said…
Yes! Where the hell are they??? LOL!
8:18 pm
tatum said…
oh no! not an empty cookie tin!! don't you just hate it when there are no acceptable snacks in the house and you end up eating something weird like pickles...hope the cookies tin is looking much better this afterboon! Tatum xx
9:01 pm
ally said…
what's my husband been doing at your house??!!
9:32 pm
Carrie said…
now I want a cookie :p
12:16 am
Jayne said…
Lol agree with Stranger than Fiction x 100 million! :D
12:46 am
Courtney @ Nobashake said…
Always the way isn't it. and no one tells you. Or they just leave one. Why bother leaving it. Just eat it.
9:53 pm
Sif said…
Ally - LOL!

Courtney - Exactly!
11:56 pm
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