Well, my last recipe hit the North Idaho Blogs. I am becoming a world famous cook. In case you missed it, it is here. Some were not that impressed, mostly likely vegan Democrats and not enough cheese. However, it did get some good reviews on Facebook and was compared to a  "pepper-belly" or "haystack!" Those are just too decadent for my eyes, I will have to do up some of those for sure. Cooks want to make impressions, that is my goal, I really don't care if you want to survive on lettuce most of your life.

However, this is my End of the World Cookie. It might save your life, it might not, depends if you take a bite or not.

It is so spring like out there these days and even on the news they are commenting about this wonderful weather that is actually a NO real winter season for many of us across the nation.

Is the Mayan calendar right? Is there some sort of event occurring amidst our solar system that will cause a cataclysmic event?

Is our axis off kilter, causing solar flares and unusual weather patterns? I know, I am ah-skeered! This is probably a good year to have a family reunion!

Well, just in case, I decided to whip up some cookies to take to an adult potluck taco bar for work and leave my mark on society in case one of them survives. I refrained from saying @ss - makes them HR appropriate and you don't want to scare any young children (I am so thoughtful). ;-)

Mayan 2012 End of the World “Doomsday” Prediction The so-called Mayan 2012 end of the world or “doomsday” prediction might be the most intriguing aspect of the Mayan calendar today. Based on their ancient calendar system, Mayans believed the “Great Cycle of the present age” would last for 13 backtun cycles of 144,000 days and come to an end on December 23, 2012. This calculation has led some people to fear that the Mayan “doomsday prediction” actually means civilization as we know it will come to some kind of cataclysmic end next year. While debating the likelihood of this prophecy can make for interesting conversation, Maya people saw the world as undergoing recurring cycles of death and rebirth, so that the end of the current calendar cycle also marks the start of the next one rather than an onslaught of the apocalypse.

This recipe is so easy, you can buy cookies and stick them in baggies, I don't care. I just took the recipe on the back of the Nestle Toll House Chocolate Chips, but I split up the goodness and used peanut butter chips, white chocolate chips, and some toffee Heath Bar crunch bits. You can make oatmeal cookies with raisins, it's all good! The fun is with the message!

I did it again! Made the North Idaho Blogs! However, please do not look for grammatical errors in my cookies.