Our Mother’s Day lunch

Mom requested our favorite summer dessert for Mother’s Day, so I whipped up an Angel Lush cake and garnished it with some of the largest, most delectable strawberries I’ve ever seen. It is a fast, easy, low-fat recipe and tastes amazing. During a walk right after church I found the most luscious wildflowers blooming along our road: white irises tinged with lavender and little purple and yellow clusters which I don’t know the name of but made into a nice bouquet for the dinner table.

Now a small vase of the flowers graces my desk. Every night as I am falling asleep I can smell the irises and, if I wanted to be dramatic and romantic like Anne, I would imagine I was sleeping in a garden, or a tree graced with cherry blossoms.

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5 Responses to Our Mother’s Day lunch

  1. 1
    ladyakofa says:

    The cake looks mouth-watering! :) I’m sure your mom was pleased with the cake.

  2. 2
    ladyakofa says:

    The angel lush cake looks yummy! :)

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    Anonymous says:

    What a pretty picture! I know our flowers won’t be blooming for a long time…
    The cake looked absolutely gorgeous… I have seen a recipe for it before, now I want to try it!! Katie

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    Debbie says:

    Thanks for the beautiful photos and the entry! It looks very inviting and delicious.

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    Anonymous says:

    I’m so jealous! I have never seen irises blooming in the wild in Missouri! ;) Of course there are lots of them in peoples’ yards, but that is not the same. (Irises are my favorite flowers.)
    The cake looks mouth-watering! It’s neat that you could make your mom her favorite dessert for Mother’s day.

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