Laurel's Bachelorette Party!!

"I just can't imagine anyone not thinking that Chris is so wonderful as I think he is!" Laurel (& then Melissa, Bethany & Christel again & again & again!!)

"You've found some non-sas!" Bethany

"Getting married is weird?!" Laurel, her veil flying out the car window, 2am-ish

At the after-party we ate ANNA'S IRISH CREAM FUDGE!!!

(Which was so very delish I just had to get the recipe!! Actually, I'm going to print this page and put it in Laurel's Recipe Book!!!)

Melifluously melt 2 cups semi-sweet chocolate chips, 1 cup white chocolate chips and 1/4 cup of butter/marg ... add a cup of Irish Cream & 3 cups powdered (icing) sugar, press into a pan & refrigerate until hard ... THEN melt 1 cup semi-sweet choc chips, 1/2 a cup white choc chips, 2 tablespoons o' butter, add 4 tablespoons Irish Cream, spread on top, chill & EAT!

"It doesn't matter how much you have, we need more!!!" Anna
HAPPY HAPPY MARRIAGE TO CHRIS LAUREL! LOVE MEGS


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