Quizzes

A mix of warm, melty, delicious thoughts.
I want to bake some homemade ones soon.
The grocery store brands are okay, but the ones from my favorite bakery are amazing.
The store-bought kinds are less work, but the homemade ones are more delicious? I'm torn.
I like when they're homemade and organic.
I'm picturing an old lady who calls people things like "Sugar" and "Cookie" because she can't remember their names.
"Ohrm num num num." (That's me making Cookie Monster noises.)
YAY! All cookies are my friend.

Pick the big crumbs off of my clothes and eat them (especially if nobody's looking).
Brush the crumbs off of whatever I'm wearing, then pick them up and throw them away.
Pick the crumbs up and throw them out the nearest window so a bird can eat them.
Clean up the mess, so the cookie gods will smile down on me.
Think, "Oh? I should probably clean that up," but then get distracted.
Feel like a spaz. I'm always making accidental messes.
Feel like I should clean them up, but I'm equally tempted to ignore the mess and walk away.
Finish the cookie (first things first -- it'll only be warm from the oven for a few more minutes).

I can usually sense when they've been in long enough.
I stare through the little window on the oven door as they're baking and take them out the second they look edible.
I'm not that careful about it. Even if they're a bit mushy or burned, I will eat them and love them.
I set a timer for whatever time the recipe says, and adjust the time for future batches based on how this one turned out.
I set a timer, just in case I get busy with something else while they're in the oven.
It's around ten minutes, more or less, right?
I always take them out earlier than the recipe says. I like when they're still soft inside.
I check on them constantly so they won't be undercooked or overcooked.

I share it with Scarlett Johansson.
I share it with Johnny Depp.
I share it with the psychic, and try to find out if he/she is for real.
I share it with the judge, because I think he/she has the toughest job.
I don't want that stress. I'll give the cookie to the judge and ask him/her to make the decision.
I suggest that we all play a game and compete for it. Winner gets the whole cookie.
I attempt to break the cookie up into five equal pieces, even if it means we all end up with a handful of crumbs.
I offer everyone a bite.