One family ordered cookies bearing an image of their father's vintage Mustang for his funeral.
Before the luncheon, conference participants received in their hotel rooms packages of cookies bearing the logos of the Super Bowl, the London Olympics and "Decision 2012" on NBC News.
Once I start spending, I don't stop, and pretty soon my new old bag is joined by a pair of miniature celluloid fräuleins in plaid Pradaesque dresses ($25 for the pair), a couple of Delft jugs ($45 each) and a cookie tin bearing the likenesses of King Baudouin and Queen Fabiola (a ridiculous $7).
A courier walked into the Soviet intelligence room of the National Photographic Interpretation Center in Washington, D.C., and handed a metal can no bigger than a cookie tin, bearing the words "Top Secret," to photo analyst Jack Rooney.
For days, TV cameras and iPhones have recorded the comings and goings from the Paterno house, where Joe's son Jay, a quarterback coach, has lately been doing most of the talking, as well as the steady procession of well-wishers and gawkers, some of them bearing cookies.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet For days, TV cameras and iPhones have recorded the comings and goings from the Paterno house, where Joe's son Jay, a quarterback coach, has lately been doing most of the talking, as well as the steady procession of well-wishers and gawkers, some of them bearing cookies.
The cookies arrived yesterday, delivered by the actual little girl, not a cyber version bearing virtual cookies.
At 6 30, with the Seder about to start, Neil Cohen, the husband of Michelle Obama's friend and adviser Susan Sher, was stuck at the gate bearing flourless cookies he had brought from Chicago.
At a Saturday-morning trunk show and sale during Duke's Reunions Weekend in mid-April, several students from the August photo shoot model School House ensembles and mingle with guests sipping champagne and nibbling cookies and M&M's bearing the School House logo.
In attendance were the three founding members of the Los Alamitos Breakfast Club, a group of women bearing pastries, cookies and coffee.
