Cut out cookie Wednesday

Who's to say that cut out cookies are only for major holidays?

Because, personally we think they taste good every day of the year and stereotype cookies are whack.

Yeah....whack.

We hold NO predjudice in this house when it comes to what kind of cookies can be made and when.

If we want to cut out and decorate a pumpkin in June....then.we.will.
If we want to cut out an angel in June....then.we.will.
If we want to cut out a Christmas bell, or an autumn leaf, or a gingerbread looking man/boy...in June...then.we.will.

Don't have to be a holiday round here!

Because really....leaves are not just for autumn, they are currently on my trees, and angels are not just for Christmas, they are always in the Heavenly's, ...and well, pumpkins...okay maybe those don't exactly grow in the summer, but they are a type of squash and regular squash does....therefore, it shouldn't be confined to Fall.

Yeah.

I can find an everyday use for these poor misidentified stereotyped cookies.

I feel like if I was a really weird person I would go and protest the use of these cookies being confined to holidays. I would get a sign, and go stand outside some grocery store that is probably responsible for type casting cookies, and protest. And pass a petition around that said something very like, cookie equality worthy, or something.

Because people need to not let grocery stores, and stereotypes, and "it's the way it's always been" dictate whether they can make cut out cookies. Or any other dessert that they like to eat but don't because it's not a holiday!